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Engraved plate of two vertical panels of Romanesque foliate and rosette ornament from the Saint-Denis north portal.

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Ornements du portail septentrional de l’abbaye de saint Denis, bati vers el milieu du XIIeme. siècle, Nicolas Xavier Willemin (1839). Via artnap.com

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Two vertical panels of Romanesque-style architectural ornament are shown side by side on a cream sheet, one with interlaced foliate scrolls and stylized flowers, the other with acanthus-like leaves curling around rosettes. The engraved plate carries a French title identifying the decoration as from the north portal of the Abbey of Saint-Denis, built around the middle of the twelfth century, and is credited to Nicolas Xavier Willemin, dated 1839.