Comparing: Assumption of the Virgin and God the Father Holding an Orb, Coptic Christian manuscript, Ethiopia, Amhara people, miniature c. 1960, text 19 and 645
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Assumption of the Virgin and God the Father Holding an Orb, Coptic Christian manuscript, Ethiopia, Amhara people, miniature c. 1960, text 19
Assumption of the Virgin and God the Father Holding an Orb, Coptic Christian manuscript, Ethiopia, Amhara people, miniature c. 1960, text 19th century, tempera on parchment, wood - Chazen Museum of Ar
Princeton Ethiopian, Eritrean, and Egyptian Miracles of Mary (PEMM) project
Source record
paintings.csv, Painting ID 680 (1 episode row)
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Resurrection: Mary prays at Golgotha
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British Library, Or 645, f. 11v. Digitised by the British Library.
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