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Labors of the Months: a standalone construct

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Art history

cycles showing the farm and seasonal work of each month, found in calendars and church sculpture.

In art history, Labors of the Months refers to cycles showing the farm and seasonal work of each month, found in calendars and church sculpture. This meaning comes from Webster (1938) in The labors of the months in antique and mediaeval art to the end of the twelfth century.[1]

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Webster, J. C. (1938). The labors of the months in antique and mediaeval art to the end of the twelfth century. Princeton University Press. ISBN 9780404507046

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