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lumberjackPierre de Hangest, Les Omelies Saint Grégoire pape, Bruges ca. 1470BL, Royal 15 D V, fol.

discardingimages:heart huggingRené of Anjou, Le mortifiement de vaine plaisance, France ca. 1470Colo

crucified heartRené of Anjou, Le mortifiement de vaine plaisance, France ca. 1470Cologny, Fondation

discardingimages:Lilith, Eve and AdamUlmannus, Buch der heiligen Dreifaltigkeit, Franconia ca. 1470M

discardingimages: serpent queenUlmannus, Buch der heiligen Dreifaltigkeit, Franconia ca. 1470Mü

discardingimages:serpent queenUlmannus, Buch der heiligen Dreifaltigkeit, Franconia ca. 1470Mün

serpent queenUlmannus, Buch der heiligen Dreifaltigkeit, Franconia ca. 1470München, Bayerische Staat

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Illustrations from a Swabian illustrated manuscript Swabia “Anthony of Pforr’s Book of E

Illustrations from various 15th century German manuscripts made in the workshop of Ludwig Henfflin,

Illustrations from a 15th century German manuscript made in the workshop of Ludwig Henfflin, Stuttga

Saint Margaret, alabaster with traces of gilding in the hair, c. 1475. French; Toulouse

Illuminations from a 15th century Bible made in the workshop Ludwig Henfflin, 1477

Christ carrying the Cross and Veronica with the Sudarium by Derick Baegert, 1477-78

Pope Sixtus IV appoints Bartolomeo Platina prefect of the Vatican Library by Melozzo da Forli, 1477

Illuminated page from a French translation of  "Consolation of Philosophy" by Boethius , 1

Triptych of Jean Witte by the Bruges Master of 1473‏

renaissance-art:Mary of Burgundy’s Book of Hours (detail) c. 1470s

Deposition, unknown Flemish master (active 1470s in Brussels)

Elizabeth Woodville, Queen of England, c. 1471

Portrait of Eleonora d'Aragona, Duchess of Ferrrara by Cosmè Tura from a manuscript ‘Il modo di rege

Illustrations from an Italian Renaissance manuscript “Genealogia dei Principi d'Este”, c. 1476

“Primavera” by Botticcelli, 1477-82 

“Joseph and Asenath” by Hugo van der Goes, c. 1475

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