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KBR Museum - Library of the Dukes of Burgundy
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Whether you’re a student of history or not, the beauty preserved in the texts of the Middle Ages is undeniable. Each pictured page is packed with imagery that experts have pored over and deciphered meaning from.
Marvel at miniature masterpieces that match work by famous artists like Jan van Eyck, and admire one of the most important libraries in the western world in the heart of Brussels.