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The Trivulzio Hours, the Ghent Altarpiece, and the Mass as Devotional Subject
Kathryn Margaret Rudy
School of Art History
Institute of Medieval Studies
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Ghent
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Altarpiece
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Miniature
75%
Rhythm
50%
Liturgy
50%
Celebrations
50%
rendition
25%
15 th century
25%
Fantasy
25%
Altar
25%
Post-cards
25%
Gothic Church
25%