The Gospels of Mac Regol
John Obadiah Westwood · 1805 - 1893
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Why is this public domain? John Obadiah Westwood died in 1893; this work is in the public domain.
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A chromolithographic plate reproducing decorative pages from The Gospels of Macregol, showing large illuminated initials filled with interlace, spirals, and stylized animals in red, yellow, green, and lavender. Smaller panels of uncial-style text and a small drawn figure of a scribe with a pen appear in the upper right. The plate is credited to John Obadiah Westwood and dated 1845.
