1470 1480 Collection
In the late 15th century, a period of artistic brilliance emerged with remarkable works that continue to captivate us today
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In the late 15th century, a period of artistic brilliance emerged with remarkable works that continue to captivate us today. Louis de Gruuthuse stands in awe before an astronomical clock, as depicted in Henri Suso's "Horloge de Sapience. " This masterpiece transports us back to the early 1470s when this marvel of technology fascinated onlookers. Guillaume Vrelant's Leaf Book Hours Coronation Virgin (1470-1480) takes us on a spiritual journey through time. The delicate brushstrokes and intricate details transport us to a world where devotion and faith were paramount. The Leaf Book Hours Annunciation Shepherds (1470-1480) invites us into the sacred moment when angels delivered news of great joy, and is a testament to the skill and imagination of its creator, capturing our hearts with its ethereal beauty. Another leaf from Guillaume Vrelant's Book Hours presents the Temple scene (1470-1480), where Mary's presentation becomes a symbol of purity and grace. The artist masterfully captures every emotion, allowing us to witness this significant event firsthand. Visiting another page from this exquisite book, we are greeted by Guillaume Vrelant's portrayal of the Visitation (1470-1480). This tender encounter between Mary and Elizabeth reminds us of the power of friendship and support during challenging times. Francesco Rosselli brings ancient prophecies to life with his Phrygian Sibyl artwork (1470-1480). These mystical figures foretell events that would shape history, adding an air of mystery and intrigue to this era. Hans Memling's workshop gifts us with their rendition of Virgin Child (1470-1480), showcasing their exceptional talent for capturing innocence and maternal love within one frame. It serves as a timeless reminder that love knows no boundaries or limitations.