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| 1485 A.D. | Two bell tents.
Left. A white bell tent, orange tinges around valance and on roof and apex, ball and multi-lobe apex, black circles along valance overhanging the wall. Right. Similar bell tent to the one of the left but has a panel of decoration around middle of roof and line decoration on the valance. |
P. 226, IX 79.
p. 239, Provenance;...at least Part 1 was presumably ... in Haarlem. Contents; 1. ‘Historie van Jason (Dutch translation of Raoul Lefevre ‘L’Historire de Jason) (ff2r-161r)... p. 306, Pl. 79, London, British Library, MS Additional 10.290, f.152r. Master of the London Jason: Siege of Olyferne by King Eson; in the background Medea slaying her son before Jason and Mirro. |
Marrow, H., Defoer, H., Korteweg, A. & Wüstefeld, W., The Golden Age of Dutch Manuscript Painting, New York, 1990, p 226. |
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