Book of Hours
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| However, she is not oblivious to the fact that the images of the nude woman bathing were in books of Hours, intended for personal reading by wealthy laypeople. Tory published five principal editions of Books of Hours in the 1520s and 1530s. As Paris also became the most important source in France for printed books, Jean Pichore deftly adapted to the new medium of metal cut illustration and his printed books of hours dominated the market until roughly 1520. |
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