Leaf from antiphonary, historiated initial A of with heraldic shield
Leaf from antiphonary, historiated initial A of with heraldic shield
Leaf from antiphonary, historiated initial A of with heraldic shield
Leaf from antiphonary, historiated initial A of with heraldic shield
Leaf from antiphonary, historiated initial A of with heraldic shield
Leaf from antiphonary, historiated initial A of with heraldic shield
Leaf from antiphonary, historiated initial A of with heraldic shield
Leaf from antiphonary, historiated initial A of with heraldic shield
Leaf from antiphonary, historiated initial A of with heraldic shield
Leaf from antiphonary, historiated initial A of with heraldic shield
Leaf from antiphonary, historiated initial A of with heraldic shield
Leaf from antiphonary, historiated initial A of with heraldic shield

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Leaf from antiphonary, historiated initial A of with heraldic shield

Master of the Triptych of Beffi (Abruzzi), late 14th–early 15th century
y1958-17

Information

Title
Leaf from antiphonary, historiated initial A of with heraldic shield
Maker
Master of the Triptych of Beffi (Abruzzi)
Dimensions
55.8 × 40.5 cm (21 15/16 × 15 15/16 in.)
Credit Line
Gift of Alastair B. Martin, Class of 1938
Object Number
y1958-17
Culture
Italian
Type
manuscripts
Subject
nativity, miniatures (paintings)

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