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i modern parchment flyleaf, 250 x 180 mm (163 x 105 mm), 24 long lines, ruled in brown ink (original campaign) or red ink (some 15th-century additions), offsets of some

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Manuscripts in the making. John de Pabenham and Joan Clifford of Frampton. Owners. John de Pabenham of Favenham, Bedfordshire (d. 1331) and Joan Clifford of Frampton, Gloucestershire. He is depicted wearing chainmail and a surcoat emblazoned with

Nubian architecture in an Egyptian town? Building E12.11 at Amara West”, Sudan & Nubia 14 (2010), 15–24.

8 Aug 2021: This medal was awarded to Able Bodied Seaman Simon Redgrave of the 24-gun frigate HMS Magicienne, which took no actual part in the battle.

Joseph Mallord William Turner. Artist. Nationality: British. 1775 - 1851. Turner’s annual trips throughout Britain and multiple continental tours fed his vast output of landscape paintings. Painting from nature, however, was not a regular activity

00:02:24 - 00:02:37. Halima Cassell it be food, books, reference books or through the Internet and most museums have digital media within the museum, which you can access ... 00:13:24 - 00:13:28. spk_0 Well, I've done few sketches already, but I've not

Manuscripts in the making. The Breslau Psalter. Silesia, Breslau. c. 1255-1267. MS 36-1950. This is one of the most imposing and sumptuous Psalters to survive from the Middle Ages. Much larger than Psalters made for private prayer, with images on

paintings which has attracted almost 24,000 visitors during its run. ... The Museum is closed 24-26 & 31 December and 1 January, and opening times vary over the festive period - visit our Plan Your Visit page for more information.

The upper inscription around the neck is a famous passage from the Qur'an known as the 'Verse of Light' (24:35), declaring God to the light of the earth, and

Manuscripts in the making. Tooling and decoration of the gold leaf. Artists' Techniques. The burnished gold leaf, applied over a chalk ground, was incised with lines and dots. Additionally, on fol. 2v, spirals were painted over the gold with an

i modern parchment flyleaf, 250 x 180 mm (163 x 105 mm), 24 long lines, ruled in brown ink (original campaign) or red ink (some 15th-century additions), offsets of some

8 Aug 2021: D. -; Inv. -; Pagan 1965, 24. One further coin from this hoard is in the Hugh Goodacre collection on loan to the Ashmolean Museum. ... D. 133; Inv. 196; Dolley and Morrison (350) 1963, no. 24; SCBI BM H/N, 58; SCBI Edinburgh, xix; Dumas 1979, no.

i modern parchment flyleaf, 250 x 180 mm (163 x 105 mm), 24 long lines, ruled in brown ink (original campaign) or red ink (some 15th-century additions), offsets of some

roughening the 24 x 36 inch copper plate used for Yankee Stadium – working longer than three hours at a time caused tennis elbow.

It was purchased from him by John Ruskin (1819-1900) on 24 February 1854 and sold by Ruskin’s heir to Henry Yates Thompson (1838-1929) in 1904.

It was purchased from him by John Ruskin (1819-1900) on 24 February 1854 and sold by Ruskin’s heir to Henry Yates Thompson (1838-1929) in 1904.

London 1775 - 1851 Chelsea. PD.24-1981: Fitzwilliam Museum. Rights held by: The Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge, purchased with the assistance of the Fairhaven Fund with contributions from the Victoria and Albert

This is now closed. 24 February 2023 to 4 June 2023. ... This is now closed. 5 October 2021 to 24 July 2022.

It was purchased from him by John Ruskin (1819-1900) on 24 February 1854 and sold by Ruskin’s heir to Henry Yates Thompson (1838-1929) in 1904.