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Hand-colored plate of Gothic ornaments including a gabled panel, square pattern, decorative borders and a large rose window.

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Divers ornemens d’architecture du XIIIe. et XIVe. siècles, Nicolas Xavier Willemin (1839). Via artnap.com

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A hand-colored plate of decorative architectural motifs from the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries, arranged in a vertical composition. It shows a gabled panel with a central face in yellow foliage, a square ornamental pattern, two narrow decorative bands, and a large circular rose window with trefoil and quatrefoil tracery. The sheet is captioned in French with the title, the reference number and the Bon-Port abbey rose window, and is signed by Willemin as draftsman and engraver. Dated 1839.