crown, conical with pointed termination, corresponds to that introduced by Holy Roman
close in the early 13th century, but after c. 1250 survived principally in the Holy Roman
close in the early 13th century, but after c. 1250 survived principally in the Holy Roman
close in the early 13th century, but after c. 1250 survived principally in the Holy Roman
close in the early 13th century, but after c. 1250 survived principally in the Holy Roman
The signs of the zodiac derive from Roman antiquity, visualizing the passage of time
century · black chalk on laid paper · Accession ID 1971.44.1 Artwork Antichita Romane
Romanische Leuchter und Gefässe; Giessgefässe der Gotik.
Limoges … romane, 1100-1190; Innovations mér..
On this family see Teodoro Amayden, La storia delle famiglie romane, Rome, 1914 (
