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How to Read Medieval Art (The Metropolitan Museum of Art - How to Read)
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Wendy A. Stein

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Deborah Weiss is on page 5 of 136

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Petrina Blair is on page 103 of 136

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Petrina Blair is on page 80 of 136

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lore is on page 50 of 136

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lore is on page 35 of 136

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Robert is on page 100 of 136

OK, the Madonnas are out in force, now!

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Robert is on page 72 of 136

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Robert is on page 70 of 136

Astonishingly, I haven't come across a Madonna and Child yet!

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Robert is on page 69 of 136

People who favour "skill theory" over everything else in art are gonna love the contents of this book.

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Robert is on page 66 of 136

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Robert is on page 52 of 136

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Robert is on page 50 of 136

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Robert is on page 36 of 136

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Robert is on page 28 of 136

There's a small triptych of Christ's Passion (folds up to approx. paperback book size) where the panels telling the story are all carved from mother of pearl. Whilst the subject is not remotely original, the material is unique in my experience when associated with the religious triptych.

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