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15th century Italian statesman, Lorenzo de’ Medici served as a very influential patron of the humanities during the Renaissance. Himself a
gifted poet, Lorenzo gathered at his court the leading artists and
intellectuals of his day. In his honor, the Medici Room is our
gallery of the finest artists of the 21st century.
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the most exquisite, luxurious and cutting edge specialties are what you desire, this is the place for you.
Should you decide to purchase an artist timepiece or other collectable
pictured here, you may simply contact medici@losttimes.com
to make the necessary special arrangements.
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 The
staff at Lost Times can create custom domestic and international travel
and lodging plans if you desire so that you may view a timepiece
personally or speak to an artist regarding a commission. We are at your
disposal to help make this an acquisition of a lifetime.
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 Finally, in the spirit of patronage which the arts require to flourish, the "Medici Fund" has been created to financially assist the
artists and craftsmen of the next generation. An amount of 5% from all gross sales generated at the Medici Room will be donated annually by Lost Times to the
AHCI; an institution dedicated to fostering artists and watchmakers from around the world.
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certificate of patronage from the "Academie Horologere
des Createurs Independants" will accompany all purchases made at the
Medici Room. Now its time to see the most unusual, delightful and inspiring products that the web has to offer; the spirit of Lost Times!
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