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Artist

anonymous

	Alternative names	Unknown authorUnknown author
	Description	artist
	Authority file	: Q4233718 VIAF: 100627125 ISNI: 0000000423864522 ULAN: 500125274 MusicBrainz: f731ccc4-e22a-43af-a747-64213329e088 GND: 4245422-0

Title

English: Eadwine psalter : detached leaf from the prefatory cycle, recto, scenes from the life of Christ and parables.

Français : Psautier d'Eadwine : feuillet détaché des miniatures de la préface, recto : scènes de la vie du Christ et paraboles

Date

circa 1150

Medium

illumination on parchment

Dimensions

40 × 29 cm (15.7 × 11.4 in)

Collection

The Morgan Library & Museum

	Native name	The Morgan Library and Museum
	Location	New York City
	Coordinates	40° 44′ 55.69″ N, 73° 58′ 53.6″ W
	Established	1906
	Website	www.themorgan.org
	Authority file	: Q1478423 VIAF: 140782799 ISNI: 0000000122914346 ULAN: 500303622 LCCN: n78095799 NLA: 35422757 WorldCat

Accession number

M.521 recto

References

Morgan catalog

Source/Photographer

themorgan.org

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