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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 England · 1330/40 · Manuscript cutting with tempera and gold leaf decorations, and gothic liturgical hand inscriptions in Latin in black ink, ruled in red ink, on parchment

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Credit lineAbraham Drawing the Children of Israel to His Breast, and Christ with Kneeling Monks, from an Antiphonary. 1330/40. Flemish (Tournai) or Southern England. The Art Institute of Chicago, Field Museum of Natural History Exchange. CC0.
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