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Engraved plate of crowned medieval rulers on thrones in patterned robes, with standing haloed figures and an ornament.

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Costumes du Xe. siècle extraits de divers manuscrits de la bibliothèque du roi, Nicolas Xavier Willemin (1839). Via artnap.com

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This engraved plate, titled Costumes du Xe siècle extraits de divers manuscrits de la bibliothèque du roi, shows crowned rulers seated on ornate thrones in richly patterned robes, alongside standing figures with halos and a central decorative ornament. The sheet is captioned with manuscript sources including Fonds de l'Abbaye de St. Germain des Prés No. 30 and Manuscrit de l'An 989. It is attributed to Nicolas Xavier Willemin and dated 1839.