Celtic Illuminated Manuscripts:

Romanesque / Protogothic manuscripts:

Glossed Gospel of Mark (MS Lansdowne 382)

Manuscript written 2nd half of the 12th century in England.

Decoration: 1 large historiated initial in colours on a gold ground at the beginning of Mark (f. 6). 1 large initial in gold on a blue ground with colours and foliate decoration at the beginning of the prologue to Mark (f. 3). Small initials in blue or red, a few with simple decoration in the other colour. Higlighting of letters in red. Paraphs and initials in brown, a few with simple foliate decoration (e.g. ff. 81v, 96v).

Glossed Gospel of Mark (MS Lansdowne 382) Illustrations

	Page (Folio): 6 Illuminated initial letter I with roundels representing the four evangelist symbols (the eagle, the winged man, the winged bull, and the winged lion), with the the Lamb of God in the centre
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