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In the 15th-16th century, a bustling apothecary's shop was a common sight
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In the 15th-16th century, a bustling apothecary's shop was a common sight. The fresco depicts shelves filled with jars of herbs and potions, while customers consult with the knowledgeable pharmacist. Meanwhile, in another corner of Italy, Medici dogs frolic alongside a curious cat and rabbit in an exquisite painting from the Italian school. This artwork captures the playful nature of these animals during that era. Andrea Mantegna's masterpiece "The Virgin of Quarries" showcases the beauty of Florence's Uffizi Gallery. In this painting, we see the serene Virgin Mary holding baby Jesus against a backdrop of stone quarries where workers toil diligently. Lorenzo di Credi beautifully portrays Andrea del Verrocchio in his portrait from around 1485. This depiction offers us a glimpse into the life and personality of one of Renaissance Italy's most renowned artists. As April arrives, pilgrims return home on "The return of pelerins" calendar page. It symbolizes their spiritual journey coming to an end as they reunite with loved ones after visiting sacred sites across Europe. From German translations comes an enchanting miniature featuring bucherons (woodcutters) taken from fables by unknown authors. These tales entertained people during leisurely evenings in medieval times. Saint John is depicted on Patmos Island through intricate miniatures showcasing his divine visions and revelations. These illustrations offer insight into religious beliefs and practices prevalent during this period. A lively dance takes place within castle walls as captured in "The Book of Ladys City. " This illuminated manuscript transports us back to lavish celebrations held by nobility during special occasions. May brings courtiers strolling gracefully through gardens adorned with blooming flowers. Illuminated manuscripts like these were treasured possessions for aristocrats who appreciated artistry and elegance. Intriguingly, a doctor examines a jar filled with urine before attentive patients in another miniature artwork.