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Door and Frame, late 1400s. Creator: Unknown

Door and Frame, late 1400s. Creator: Unknown


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Door and Frame, late 1400s. Creator: Unknown

Door and Frame, late 1400s. This elaborately carved door and frame was intended for use in a protected interior space as suggested by the delicate open tracery above and its use of polychromy. Though its original context is unknown, the doors placement may have been within either a domestic or ecclesiastical building. The inscription in Old French-Mal vit qui ne mande-is enigmatic and has been suggested to translate roughly as " He lives badly who does not ask." The source of the inscription is unclear but may have been a proverb or motto current during the time

Media ID 19623513

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