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Illuminated manuscript page with enthroned Christ, angels with trumpets, riders and a dragon in gold and blue.

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Apokalypse; Thron und Herrlichkeit Gottes; Wirkung der 5. und 6. Posaune (folio 456 recto der "Hamilton-Bibel"), Christophorus Orimina (1350), Kupferstichkabinett, Staatliche Museen zu Berlin. Via artnap.com

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A medieval illuminated manuscript page shows Christ enthroned in heaven surrounded by rows of angels and elders in gold and blue. Below, angels blow trumpets and riders on horses advance toward a fiery sea, with a black dragon among the crowd, while a column of Latin text runs across the middle. This folio, catalogued as Apokalypse; Thron und Herrlichkeit Gottes; Wirkung der 5. und 6. Posaune, is attributed to Christophorus Orimina and dated 1350.

Museum record: Kupferstichkabinett, Staatliche Museen zu Berlin