Leaf from a Lectionary with St. Matthew
A man with a long white beard and blue hair sits on a red and gold chair, wearing a blue shirt and a beige robe. He sits on a yellow platform with his legs crossed, holding a white scroll in his hands. A brown wooden table with objects on top is to his right. The man is under an archway with a gold background and red and blue details. The archway has a red and gold border. The floor is green and white marble. The page has a white border and is old and worn with small tears and dark spots. Greek letters are written in red at the top.
Artwork Details
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- 767 × 893 px
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