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The Girl and the Ram
02/1932 | 347 | 60
Pages: 91-93+96-97
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Author:
Hamann, Richard (Hamann, Richard; Hamann, R.)
Subjects
buildings:
Auxerre Cathedral, Auxerre, France
dates:
1300-1349
places:
France / Burgundy
places:
Auxerre
subjects:
French sculpture / Iconography / Romanesque / Churches
subjects:
Christian iconography / Devil / Animals / Women / Allegories
subjects:
Classical mythology / The Girl and the Ram / Rams (animals) / Visual sources
subjects:
Gothic (Medieval) / Vices
subjects:
Corbels
Illustrations
Western art unattributed:
Plate I. A-A Girl Mounling a Ram (Corbel in South Transept Auxerre Cathedral). The Girl and the Ram
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Plate I. B-Girl Riding a Ram (Church at Issoire). The Girl and the Ram
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Plate I. C-Girl Riding a Beast (Arles Cathedral). The Girl and the Ram
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Plate I. D-Girl with a Ram's Fleece (Porch, Freiburg Minster). The Girl and the Ram
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Plate II. A-Two Youths Riding Goats (Mozac). The Girl and the Ram
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Plate II. B-Inebriated Man (Auxerre Cathedral). The Girl and the Ram
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Plate II. C-Man Shouting, Connected with the Figures on Plate D (Auxerre Cathedral). The Girl and the Ram
Western art unattributed:
Plate II. D-Seduction of a Woman by a Man (Auxerre Cathedral). The Girl and the Ram