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[edit | edit source]- Article on Adorne’s Syrian Wine Vessel
- WG153
Abstract
[edit | edit source]- Author’s research of a Syrian wine jar possibly owned by Anselm Adorne. Jar with exact inscription from the correct time period discovered in a 1983 brochure from the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Also recounted are the main events of Adorne’s last seven years and his murder in 1483.
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[edit | edit source]Dunnett Book Citations
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Illustrations
[edit | edit source]- Jar, 14th century, attributed to Syria. Metropolitan Museum of Art/Edward C. Moore Collection, Bequest of Edward C. Moore, 1891.
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Cited Works
[edit | edit source]- ‘Machiavelli: Your Own Arms’, The History of Eternity, James E. Winder (Setarcos Spectrum Pubilcations, 2020)
- ‘Islamic Pottery: A Brief History’, Marilyn Jenkins, The Metropolitan Museum of Art Bulletin, v 40, no 4, Spring 1983
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