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Plaque: The Entry into Jerusalem

(French, about 1480–after 1541)
1550–1600
Object PlaceLimoges
Medium/TechniqueEnamel
Dimensions27.5cm x 24.6cm
Credit LineMartha Silsbee Fund
Accession number34.127
On View
Not on view
ClassificationsEnamels
Collections
ProvenancePurchased by the MFA for $8000. (Accession Date: April 5, 1934)
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