| Record ID | ia:emblematicillumi00redg |
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035 $aocm62792982
035 $a(OCoLC)62792982
040 $aCAX$cCAX$dCAX
099 $a2112.20
245 00 $aEmblematic illumination; or, forms, colours, and emblems :$bsuitable for illuminating texts of holy scripture in large style, in oils or water-colours /$ccollected and edited by F.M.R.
246 14 $aEmblematic illumination applied to texts of holy scripture
260 $aLondon :$bDay and Son,$c[1862?]
300 $a23 p., [7] leaves of plates :$bill., front., plates (colored) ;$c21 cm.
500 $aPlates by F.M.R.
500 $aAuthor could possibly be Frances Margaret Redgrave, author and editor of many painting books according to the British Museum Catalogue--cf. Getty Centre Library.
500 $aFirst ed. published in 1862.
650 0 $aIllumination of books and manuscripts.
700 1 $aRedgrave, F. M.$q(Frances Margaret),$eeditor,$ecollector.
949 $aBPL1ST$bBANF$h2112.20$zBates Hall Catalog Conversion (FY2007). Backstage Library Works.