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The book of hours of Lorenzo de' Medici. Ms. Ashburnam 1874. Modena: Panini, 2004. A reproduction of the Book of Hours commissioned by Lorenzo de' Medici probably as a wedding gift for his daughter. The miniatures depicting biblical scenes and motifs are attributed to the Florentine Francesco Rosselli. (153 x 101mm). Copy no. 23 of 980. Detailed color reproduction of the original codex. Editorial velvet binding with stones and gilt bronze decorations within velvet box with the Medici arms. With the commentary volume. EN - The Book of Hours of Lorenzo de' Medici. Ms. Ashburnam 1874. Modena: Panini, 2004. Reproduction of the book of hours commissioned by Lorenzo de Medici probably as a wedding gift for his daughter. The miniatures depicting biblical scenes and motifs are attributable to the Florentine Francesco Rosselli. (153 x 101mm). Copy no. 23 of 980. Detailed colouri reproduction of the original codex. Editorial velvet binding with pietre dure inserts and gilt bronze decorations within velvet-covered slipcase with Medici coat of arms on plates. With one volume of commentary.
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The book of hours of Lorenzo de' Medici. Ms. Ashburnam 1874. Modena: Panini, 2004. A reproduction of the Book of Hours commissioned by Lorenzo de' Medici probably as a wedding gift for his daughter. The miniatures depicting biblical scenes and motifs are attributed to the Florentine Francesco Rosselli. (153 x 101mm). Copy no. 23 of 980. Detailed color reproduction of the original codex. Editorial velvet binding with stones and gilt bronze decorations within velvet box with the Medici arms. With the commentary volume. EN - The Book of Hours of Lorenzo de' Medici. Ms. Ashburnam 1874. Modena: Panini, 2004. Reproduction of the book of hours commissioned by Lorenzo de Medici probably as a wedding gift for his daughter. The miniatures depicting biblical scenes and motifs are attributable to the Florentine Francesco Rosselli. (153 x 101mm). Copy no. 23 of 980. Detailed colouri reproduction of the original codex. Editorial velvet binding with pietre dure inserts and gilt bronze decorations within velvet-covered slipcase with Medici coat of arms on plates. With one volume of commentary.
