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Resurrection, in an initial A
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Domenico Pagliarolo
Title
Resurrection, in an initial A
Description
The letter A (of Angelus) is appropriately illustrated with the Resurrection, for it begins an Easter antiphon that was sung at the hour of Lauds (daybreak), the time of Christ's Resurrection. The illustration is based on Matthew 28:2–3: "An angel of the Lord came down from heaven . . . rolled back the stone and sat on it. His countenance was like lightning (thus the flame-colored face of the angel) and his raiment like snow." The artist, who signed himself as Domenico of Bologna (Dominicus Boñ) in white letters above the head of Christ, was the father of Girolamo, also an illuminator. Domenico also painted a Psalter in 1471 and worked with Taddeo Crivelli on the choir books of San Petronio in Bologna. He was active until at least 1497. The leaf was already removed in the nineteenth century, as Pierpont Morgan purchased it in 1910 as part of the Charles Fairfax Murray collection of old master drawings.
Date 15th century
Dimensions 234 x 245 mm
http://www.themorgan.org/collection/medieval-and-renaissance/manuscript/113118?id=409
Credit line MS M.444
Source/Photographer eAEZ1bjpW4y2mA at Google Cultural Institute, zoom level maximum

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