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Why do the most of surviving 15th-century prints have a religious image?
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  • Prints were produced and sold by monastic institutions.
  • Religious images are documented as being produced on paper.
  • They reached Europe via the Byzantine or Islamic worlds.
  • The most impressive printed images were printed on cloth.
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