
Instrumens de musique du XIIeme. siècle
Nicolas Xavier Willemin · 1763-1839
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An engraved plate titled Instrumens de musique du XIIeme. siècle, dated 1839 and credited to Nicolas Xavier Willemin. It shows three harps and two lute-like instruments arranged around a central carved figure of a bearded man holding a stringed instrument on a foliate pedestal. The caption notes the instruments were taken from the portal of the Abbey of St. Denis, built under Abbot Suger.























