The Black Hours

The Black Hours, Medieval Art

The Black Hours, zoomed in

17 cm

The Black Hours scale comparison

12.2 cm

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The Black Hours is a Gothic and Medieval Vellum and Pigment Painting created from 1460 to 1470. It lives at the The Morgan Library and Museum in New York. The image is in the Public Domain, and tagged Illuminated Manuscripts and Books. Source Download

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