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Sculpture / Diptych. Madonna and Child. Left wing of a diptych, ivory carved in relief. Under a cusped and crocketted arch, stands the Virgin crowned, holding in her left arm the child. Two angels crowned, holding candles (now broken) and above, two angels appear swinging censers. In the spandrels of the arch are cut two trefoils. Carved ivory, height, whole, 3 1/2 in, width, whole, 2 1/8 in, circa 1300-1400. Gothic. Medieval. French.
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