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    …has survived than the “Royal Gold Cup” (British Museum), commissioned by the brother of the French king Charles V about 1380. The sides and the cover have scenes depicting the life and martyrdom of St. Agnes in the most glowing rich colours and elegant draftsmanship of the period. The…

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    …has survived than the “Royal Gold Cup” (British Museum), commissioned by the brother of the French king Charles V about 1380. The sides and the cover have scenes depicting the life and martyrdom of St. Agnes in the most glowing rich colours and elegant draftsmanship of the period. The…

    Read More