Statues de reine. Sculpture du Xe. siècle
Nicolas Xavier Willemin · 1763-1839
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Why is this public domain? Nicolas Xavier Willemin died in 1839; this work is in the public domain.
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An engraved plate titled Statues de reine shows a central standing queen figure with a crown, braided hair and layered draped robes, flanked by smaller drawn figures in medieval dress. Captions identify the source as Prudentius manuscript and Belgique, Cordeliers, with credits to A. Garnerey and Taxet.
