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Helmarshausen abbey

abbey, Germany
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  • Judith Leyster: Self-Portrait
    Western painting
    / Germany and Austria

    …prepared in the abbey of Helmarshausen on the Weser River. This scriptorium’s masterpiece is a Gospel book presented by Henry and his wife Matilda to Brunswick cathedral in 1173–75. The illumination is extraordinarily rich and dense, with a solemn and magisterial palette of gold, purple, dark green, azure, ocher, and…

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    …prepared in the abbey of Helmarshausen on the Weser River. This scriptorium’s masterpiece is a Gospel book presented by Henry and his wife Matilda to Brunswick cathedral in 1173–75. The illumination is extraordinarily rich and dense, with a solemn and magisterial palette of gold, purple, dark green, azure, ocher, and…

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