Ivory panel, an Archbishop among his choir

An image of Sculpture. An Archbishop among his Choir. Ivory, carved, height (whole) 33.7 cm, width (whole) 11.4 cm, depth (whole) 1.2 cm, circa 950 to 1000. Unknown, maker, probably, Lotharingia.

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Sculpture. An Archbishop among his Choir. Ivory, carved, height (whole) 33.7 cm, width (whole) 11.4 cm, depth (whole) 1.2 cm, circa 950 to 1000. Unknown, maker, probably, Lotharingia.

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Accession Number: M.12-1904
Photograph copyright © The Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge.
Aperture: f/19.0
Focal length: 80
Camera: Hasselblad H3DII-31
Photographer name: Andrew Norman
Image height: 1050 pixels
Image width: 378 pixels
Processed with: Aperture 3.1.1
Filesize: 238.82kB
Exposure time: 1/60
ISO Speed: 100
Fnumber: 19/1
Captured: 2053:01:21 06:45:35

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