Abraham Drawing the Children of Israel to His Breast, and Christ with Kneeling Monks, from an Antiphonary

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Abraham Drawing the Children of Israel to His Breast, and Christ with Kneeling Monks, from an Antiphonary

Flemish (Tournai) or Southern EnglandLinkedCulture matchlcp-702221045b0a

Date
1330/40
Medium
Manuscript cutting with tempera and gold leaf decorations, and gothic liturgical hand inscriptions in Latin in black ink, ruled in red ink, on parchment
Culture
Flanders
Department
Prints and Drawings
Institution
Art Institute of Chicago
Object ID
77010

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Field Museum of Natural History Exchange

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AAT300033973

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