The Ravenelle Hours, or the Book of Hours of Johannete Ravenelle (Uppsala, UUB ms C517e), is a 15th-century book of hours made in Paris, France and kept in Uppsala University Library, Sweden. It belonged to Johannete Ravenelle, probably a middle-class woman, and was made by the so-called Ravenelle Painter. It has been dated to 1400–1405. Both stylistically and in subject matter it is a typical representative of books of hours made in Paris at this time. Its decoration includes 14 miniatures as well as other decorative elements. It is not known how the book came to Sweden; it was bought by Uppsala University Library from a private collector in 1953. It is bound in a binding from the turn of the twentieth century.
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| - The Ravenelle Hours, or the Book of Hours of Johannete Ravenelle (Uppsala, UUB ms C517e), is a 15th-century book of hours made in Paris, France and kept in Uppsala University Library, Sweden. It belonged to Johannete Ravenelle, probably a middle-class woman, and was made by the so-called Ravenelle Painter. It has been dated to 1400–1405. Both stylistically and in subject matter it is a typical representative of books of hours made in Paris at this time. Its decoration includes 14 miniatures as well as other decorative elements. It is not known how the book came to Sweden; it was bought by Uppsala University Library from a private collector in 1953. It is bound in a binding from the turn of the twentieth century. (en)
- Las Horas de Ravenelle (en inglés: Ravenelle Hours o Book of Hours of Johannete Ravenelle) es una obra artística del siglo XV, perteneciente al estilo Libro de las Horas, creado en París (Francia) y conservado en la biblioteca universitaria de Uppsala, en Suecia. Perteneció a Johannete Ravenelle, probablemente una mujer de clase media, y fue pintado por el autodenominado, pintor Ravenelle. Está datado en los años 1400 a 1405. Tanto estéticamente como temáticamente es una representación típica de los Libros de las Horas realizados en París en esa época. Su decoración incluye 14 miniaturas a la vez que otros elementos decorativos. Se desconoce cómo el libro fue a Suecia, la Biblioteca Universitaria de Uppsala le compró la obra a un coleccionista privado en 1953. Está encuadernada en una encu (es)
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| - Las Horas de Ravenelle (en inglés: Ravenelle Hours o Book of Hours of Johannete Ravenelle) es una obra artística del siglo XV, perteneciente al estilo Libro de las Horas, creado en París (Francia) y conservado en la biblioteca universitaria de Uppsala, en Suecia. Perteneció a Johannete Ravenelle, probablemente una mujer de clase media, y fue pintado por el autodenominado, pintor Ravenelle. Está datado en los años 1400 a 1405. Tanto estéticamente como temáticamente es una representación típica de los Libros de las Horas realizados en París en esa época. Su decoración incluye 14 miniaturas a la vez que otros elementos decorativos. Se desconoce cómo el libro fue a Suecia, la Biblioteca Universitaria de Uppsala le compró la obra a un coleccionista privado en 1953. Está encuadernada en una encuadernación típica de principios del Siglo XX. (es)
- The Ravenelle Hours, or the Book of Hours of Johannete Ravenelle (Uppsala, UUB ms C517e), is a 15th-century book of hours made in Paris, France and kept in Uppsala University Library, Sweden. It belonged to Johannete Ravenelle, probably a middle-class woman, and was made by the so-called Ravenelle Painter. It has been dated to 1400–1405. Both stylistically and in subject matter it is a typical representative of books of hours made in Paris at this time. Its decoration includes 14 miniatures as well as other decorative elements. It is not known how the book came to Sweden; it was bought by Uppsala University Library from a private collector in 1953. It is bound in a binding from the turn of the twentieth century. (en)
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