Leaf from Gradual, Historiated initial G of Introit for the Feast of Annunciation , Annunciation to the Virgin
Leaf from Gradual, Historiated initial G of Introit for the Feast of Annunciation , Annunciation to the Virgin
Leaf from Gradual, Historiated initial G of Introit for the Feast of Annunciation , Annunciation to the Virgin
Leaf from Gradual, Historiated initial G of Introit for the Feast of Annunciation , Annunciation to the Virgin
Leaf from Gradual, Historiated initial G of Introit for the Feast of Annunciation , Annunciation to the Virgin
Leaf from Gradual, Historiated initial G of Introit for the Feast of Annunciation , Annunciation to the Virgin
Leaf from Gradual, Historiated initial G of Introit for the Feast of Annunciation , Annunciation to the Virgin
Leaf from Gradual, Historiated initial G of Introit for the Feast of Annunciation , Annunciation to the Virgin

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Leaf from Gradual, Historiated initial G of Introit for the Feast of Annunciation , Annunciation to the Virgin,

ca. 1468 – 1470

Neroccio de'Landi, Italian, 1447–1500
y1929-155 b

Information

Title
Leaf from Gradual, Historiated initial G of Introit for the Feast of Annunciation , Annunciation to the Virgin
Dates

ca. 1468 – 1470

Maker
Neroccio de'Landi
Medium
Vellum
Dimensions
54.7 × 38 cm (21 9/16 × 14 15/16 in.)
Credit Line
Gift of Junius S. Morgan, Class of 1888
Object Number
y1929-155 b
Culture
Italian
Type
manuscripts
Subject
annunciation, sheet music, Mary

Purchased by Junius Spencer Morgan (1967-1932); gifted to Princeton University Art Museum, 1929.

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