Cutting from Antiphonary: historiated letter H of Responsory for Christmas Day, Nativity, with the bathing of the Child
Cutting from Antiphonary: historiated letter H of Responsory for Christmas Day, Nativity, with the bathing of the Child
Cutting from Antiphonary: historiated letter H of Responsory for Christmas Day, Nativity, with the bathing of the Child
Cutting from Antiphonary: historiated letter H of Responsory for Christmas Day, Nativity, with the bathing of the Child
Cutting from Antiphonary: historiated letter H of Responsory for Christmas Day, Nativity, with the bathing of the Child
Cutting from Antiphonary: historiated letter H of Responsory for Christmas Day, Nativity, with the bathing of the Child
Cutting from Antiphonary: historiated letter H of Responsory for Christmas Day, Nativity, with the bathing of the Child
Cutting from Antiphonary: historiated letter H of Responsory for Christmas Day, Nativity, with the bathing of the Child

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Cutting from Antiphonary: historiated letter H of Responsory for Christmas Day, Nativity, with the bathing of the Child,

14th century

Italian
y1930-26

Information

Title
Cutting from Antiphonary: historiated letter H of Responsory for Christmas Day, Nativity, with the bathing of the Child
Dates

14th century

Dimensions
19.1 × 15.2 cm (7 1/2 × 6 in.)
Credit Line
Gift of Miss Ida Farnum
Object Number
y1930-26
Place Made

Europe, Italy, Padua

Inscription
musical notation on verso
Culture
Italian
Type
manuscripts
Subject
Christmas, births, antiphonaries, miniatures (paintings), Christ

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