Page from Book of Hours: Presentation in the Temple
Page from Book of Hours: Presentation in the Temple
Page from Book of Hours: Presentation in the Temple
Page from Book of Hours: Presentation in the Temple
Page from Book of Hours: Presentation in the Temple
Page from Book of Hours: Presentation in the Temple
Page from Book of Hours: Presentation in the Temple
Page from Book of Hours: Presentation in the Temple
Page from Book of Hours: Presentation in the Temple
Page from Book of Hours: Presentation in the Temple

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Page from Book of Hours: Presentation in the Temple,

ca. 1400

attributed to Luçon Master, French, ca. 1390–1417
French
y1979-37

Information

Title
Page from Book of Hours: Presentation in the Temple
Dates

ca. 1400

Maker
attributed to Luçon Master
Medium
Tempera and gold leaf on parchment
Dimensions
18.6 x 13.5 cm (7 5/16 x 5 5/16 in.)
Credit Line
Gift of Harold K. Hochschild, New York.
Object Number
y1979-37
Culture
French
Type
books of hours, devotional objects
Materials
parchment, tempera, leaf (metal)
Subject
bible stories, figures (representations), putti, priests, plant-derived motifs, trees, doves, religious art, buildings, illuminations, temples, landscapes (environments), Christ, rabbits, baskets, Mary

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