Leaf from a Psalter(?): Annunciation (recto)
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Leaf from a Psalter(?): Annunciation (recto) (early 1200s). Purchase from the J. H. Wade Fund Rights: CC0. https://clevelandart.org/art/1951.447.a

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Psalters were commonly used in monasteries and convents during the Middle Ages; the exact origin of this detached psalter leaf, however, is unclear. Stylistically it relates to a small number of manuscripts produced at Prüfening Abbey near Regensburg and to other examples associated with scriptoria at Augsburg from the early 1200s. Though its immediate source remains obscure, it is certainly South German.

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This illuminated manuscript page depicts Saint Eustace gesturing towards Saint Agatha, both figures rendered in a stylized, medieval manner.

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