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Analogion
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Medieval Romanian; Analogion; Woodwork-Furniture
Date Second quarter of the 16th century
Medium Carved, openwork and champlevé wood, initially painted with tempera and gilded with gold leaf
Dimensions 115 x 58 x 65 cm
institution QS:P195,Q1319192
Accession number
11162/L 111
Place of discovery Probeta Monastery, Suceava County, Romania
Source/Photographer Neoclassicism Enthusiast

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