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Hours of Lorenzo de' Medici

Illustration — Folio The Hours of Lorenzo de' Medici is a Renaissance book of Hours produced in Florence for Lorenzo de' Medici in the style of Francesco di Antonio del Chierico, the favourite miniature painter of Lorenzo's grandfather Cosimo de' Medici. It follows the Roman liturgy of the hours and contains illustrated calendars of saints and nine large miniatures with decorative borders.

Hours of Lorenzo de' Medici

Hours of Lorenzo de' Medici, Stundenbuch Medici

Francesco Rosselli · Public domain

Creator
Francesco Rosselli
Date
1485
Held by
Biblioteca Medicea Laurenziana

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Illustration — Folio The Hours of Lorenzo de' Medici is a Renaissance book of Hours produced in Florence for Lorenzo de' Medici in the style of Francesco di Antonio del Chierico, the favourite miniature painter of Lorenzo's grandfather Cosimo de' Medici. It follows the Roman liturgy of the hours and contains illustrated calendars of saints and nine large miniatures with decorative borders.

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