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W.423, Book of Hours (for use of Rome)

Abstract

This Book of Hours was created by an associate of the Master of the Dresden Prayerbook in either Ghent or Bruges ca. 1500-1510. There is an allusion to a possible patron through reference to a deceased female named "N" in Office of the Dead. Due to the fragile state of the illuminations, it was only possible to digitize the exterior of this manuscript.

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    1. Upper board outside

      W.423, Upper board outside
    2. Lower board outside

      W.423, Lower board outside
    3. Spine

      W.423, Spine
    4. Fore-edge

      W.423, Fore-edge
    5. Head

      W.423, Head
    6. Tail

      W.423, Tail

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