Image:Stowe Missal cumdach (inverted).png

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Description

The cumdach (book cover) of the Stowe Missal (rotated 180% from normal).
Source

Stokes, Margaret (1832-1900), Early Christian Art in Ireland, p. 95.
Date

Published circa 1887 in London
Author

Margaret Stokes (1832-1900)
Permission
(Reusing this image)

Public domain, author died over 100 years ago


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