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Manuscript fragment

Artist, possibly by: Lorenzo di Credi (Italian, Florence, 1457/59–1537)

Leaf from an Antiphonary: Initial "A" with the Resurrection and Three Marys at the Tomb

Artist: Master of San Giovanni Fuorcivitas (Italian/Florentine)

Bifolium from a Gradual: Nativity in an Initial "P"

Artist: Master of the Libro dei Notai (Domenico Pagliarolo?) (Italian, Bolognese)

Four Cuttings from an Antiphonary with Initial Letters

Artist: Jacopo Filippo d'Argenta (Italian, active 1438–1501)
Artist, possibly by: Master of the Franciscan Breviary (Italian, active ca. 1440–60)

Bearded Saint in an Initial "C". Cutting from a Gradual(?)

Artist: Cristoforo Cortese (Italian, ca. 1399–1445)

Initial L, with a Saint inside

Artist: Unknown

Leaf from a gradual

Artist: Unknown

Leaf from a gradual,: introit for the Feast of Saint Andrew:, with floral border

Artist: Unknown

Leaf from a gradual

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