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A description of the ivories, ancient & mediaeval, in the South Kensington museum (1872)

South Kensington Museum, Maskell, William, 1814?-1890 · London, Chapman & Hall · leaf 115

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Preface. ciii The other is a complete row from the book cover in the British Museum, described in the appendix, No. 21, It is impossible in a woodcut to do more than attempt to give some idea of the marvellous delicacy and excellence of the panel itself, which is beyond all comparison the very… … there are as many as seven or eight figures, finished with admirable distinctness and perfection. The subjects in this row are the offering of St. Joachim; his departure

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