Some Leaves of a Franco-Saxon Atelier at Trier and Echternach: An Addendum to “Ivories from Trier”
Warren Sanderson
In the June, 1974 issue of The Art Bulletin I showed that a group ivory carvings and some related works very likely were created at Trier under aegis Archbishop Radbod (883–915) late in 9th century.1 Since then have come upon evidence attests directly to my dating these objects virtually confirms localization them.2 “new” data are drawn from securely dated localized sacramentary now Paris, Bibliothèque Nationale Lat. 9433, its closest relatives.3
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