Enciclopedia Cattolica

Plate LXIX · Lectern

Vol. VII (1951) · full-page plate
Above left: EAGLE-SHAPED LECTERN (12th cent.) brought by Federico di Montefeltro from Volterra, with 18th-cent. additions - Urbino, Cathedral. Above right: LECTERN by Nicola Pisano and collaborators (13th cent.) - Pisa, Baptistery. Below left: CHORAL LECTERN IN CARVED WOOD after a design by Maestro Riccio (16th cent.) - Siena, Cathedral. Below right: LECTERN WITH SYMBOLS OF THE EVANGELISTS (late 17th cent.) - Parma, Museum.
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Plate LXIX
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Plate LXIX
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Plate LXIX
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Above left: EAGLE-SHAPED LECTERN (12th cent.) brought by Federico di Montefeltro from Volterra, with 18th-cent. additions - Urbino, Cathedral. Above right: LECTERN by Nicola Pisano and collaborators (13th cent.) - Pisa, Baptistery. Below left: CHORAL LECTERN IN CARVED WOOD after a design by Maestro Riccio (16th cent.) - Siena, Cathedral. Below right: LECTERN WITH SYMBOLS OF THE EVANGELISTS (late 17th cent.) - Parma, Museum.

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