Psautier_Charles_le_Chauve_3v.jpg

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Français : Psautier de Charles le Chauve , copié par Liuthard. Charles le Chauve trônant. Conservé dans son état originel, ce psautier allie l'élégance de la copie et le luxe des peintures à une reliure exceptionnelle. Le destinataire, Charles le Chauve, y figure assis sur un trône et tenant dans sa main un sceptre et un globe, symboles de sa fonction avec la légende Cum sedeat Karolus magno coronatus honore est Josiae similis parque Theodosio .
Date before 869
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BnF, Département des Manuscrits , Latin 1152 fol. 3v [1]
Author École du Palais de Charles le Chauve.
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