An edition of L' Évangéliaire de Notger (1956)

L' Évangéliaire de Notger

et la chronologie de l'art mosan des époques pré-romane et romane (miniatures, ivoires, orfèvreries)

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An edition of L' Évangéliaire de Notger (1956)

L' Évangéliaire de Notger

et la chronologie de l'art mosan des époques pré-romane et romane (miniatures, ivoires, orfèvreries)

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Publisher
Palais des Académies
Language
French
Pages
97

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Subjects
Art, Art, Medieval, Medieval Art
Places
Belgium

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L' Évangéliaire de Notger: et la chronologie de l'art mosan des époques pré-romane et romane (miniatures, ivoires, orfèvreries)
1956, Palais des Académies
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[Bruxelles
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Académie royale de Belgique. Classe des beaux-arts. Mémoires. Collection in 8 [octavo] 2. sér -- t. 10, fasc. 1

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97 p. 35 plates (incl. facsims.)
Number of pages
97

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OL16661620M

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