Cutting, numbered LXVII, from Gradual. Historiated initial N, Apostle Peter in mandorla in Majesty
Cutting, numbered LXVII, from Gradual. Historiated initial N, Apostle Peter in mandorla in Majesty
Cutting, numbered LXVII, from Gradual. Historiated initial N, Apostle Peter in mandorla in Majesty
Cutting, numbered LXVII, from Gradual. Historiated initial N, Apostle Peter in mandorla in Majesty
Cutting, numbered LXVII, from Gradual. Historiated initial N, Apostle Peter in mandorla in Majesty
Cutting, numbered LXVII, from Gradual. Historiated initial N, Apostle Peter in mandorla in Majesty
Cutting, numbered LXVII, from Gradual. Historiated initial N, Apostle Peter in mandorla in Majesty
Cutting, numbered LXVII, from Gradual. Historiated initial N, Apostle Peter in mandorla in Majesty
Cutting, numbered LXVII, from Gradual. Historiated initial N, Apostle Peter in mandorla in Majesty
Cutting, numbered LXVII, from Gradual. Historiated initial N, Apostle Peter in mandorla in Majesty

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Cutting, numbered LXVII, from Gradual. Historiated initial N, Apostle Peter in mandorla in Majesty,

ca. 1320

Italian
y1939-31

Information

Title
Cutting, numbered LXVII, from Gradual. Historiated initial N, Apostle Peter in mandorla in Majesty
Dates

ca. 1320

Dimensions
33.6 × 27 cm (13 1/4 × 10 5/8 in.)
Credit Line
Gift of Frank Jewett Mather Jr.
Object Number
y1939-31
Culture
Italian
Type
manuscripts
Subject
Apostles, men

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