St George and the Dragon , the Virgin and Child, Christ and His Disciples, in Gethsemane, Christ scourged, Christ mocked, the Crucifixion and Taking Down from the Cross.
Drawing
17th century (made)
17th century (made)
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St George and the Dragon , the Virgin and Child, Christ and His Disciples, in Gethsemane, Christ scourged, Christ mocked, the Crucifixion and Taking Down from the Cross. Abyssinian (Ethiopian) dated to the 17th century by Dr V. Neressian of the British Library, July 2001
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Title | St George and the Dragon , the Virgin and Child, Christ and His Disciples, in Gethsemane, Christ scourged, Christ mocked, the Crucifixion and Taking Down from the Cross. (popular title) |
Materials and techniques | Ink on parchment |
Brief description | St George and the Dragon , the Virgin and Child, Christ and His Disciples, in Gethsemane, Christ scourged, Christ mocked, the Crucifixion and Taking Down from the Cross. Abyssinian (Ethiopian) dated to the 17th century by Dr V. Neressian of the British Library, July 2001 |
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Object history | This drawing was brought from the Emperor Theodore's (Tewodros) Palace at Magdala (Maqdala) on its destruction by the Abyssinian Expedition, 1868. Purchased from Mr McNaughton, 4 Oct 1920. |
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Accession number | E.3937-1920 |
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Record created | March 23, 2009 |
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