Textile Fragment with the Annunciation
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Textile Fragment with the Annunciation (1370–1400). Dudley P. Allen Fund Rights: CC0. https://clevelandart.org/art/1931.61

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The motif shown here depicts the Virgin Mary and the angel Gabriel in a repeating sequence. Both figures kneel above a bed of flowers while a dove representing the Holy Ghost hovers above. The ground of this luxury silk, woven with highlights of gold thread, is now a faded blue. Its original purpose is not clear, but it may have originally been part of an altar frontal or possibly an ecclesiastical cope, or cape.

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This grey-green silk panel depicts five seated saints adorned with golden halos and elaborate robes, showcasing intricate embroidery.

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