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- Hedwig_Codex abstract "The Hedwig Codex is a medieval illuminated manuscript of the Life of Hedwig of Silesia, produced in the court workshop of Ludwig I of Liegnitz and Brieg in 1353. It is now kept by the Getty Research Institute as Ms. Ludwig XI 7.A facsimile edition of the manuscript was published in Berlin in 1972 as Der Hedwigs-Codex von 1353, edited by Wolfgang Braunfels.".
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- Hedwig_Codex wikiPageExternalLink JungTACTILEANDVISIONARY.pdf.
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- Hedwig_Codex wikiPageID "41527907".
- Hedwig_Codex wikiPageRevisionID "588984405".
- Hedwig_Codex alsoKnownAs "Vita beatae Hedwigis".
- Hedwig_Codex caption "Saint Hedwig of Silesia with Duke Ludwig of Legnica and Brieg and Duchess Agnés".
- Hedwig_Codex date "1353".
- Hedwig_Codex illuminatedBy "Court workshop of Duke Ludwig I of Liegnitz and Brieg".
- Hedwig_Codex language(s)_ "Latin".
- Hedwig_Codex material "Tempera colors, colored washes, and ink on parchment bound between wood boards covered with red-stained pigskin".
- Hedwig_Codex name "Hedwig Codex".
- Hedwig_Codex patron "Louis I of Brzeg and Agnes of Głogów-Żagań".
- Hedwig_Codex placeOfOrigin Silesia.
- Hedwig_Codex previouslyKept "Shrine of St Hedwig".
- Hedwig_Codex size "137".
- Hedwig_Codex type Illuminated_manuscript.
- Hedwig_Codex subject Category:1353_books.
- Hedwig_Codex subject Category:14th-century_illuminated_manuscripts.
- Hedwig_Codex subject Category:Christian_illuminated_manuscripts.
- Hedwig_Codex subject Category:Collections_of_the_J._Paul_Getty_Museum.
- Hedwig_Codex comment "The Hedwig Codex is a medieval illuminated manuscript of the Life of Hedwig of Silesia, produced in the court workshop of Ludwig I of Liegnitz and Brieg in 1353. It is now kept by the Getty Research Institute as Ms. Ludwig XI 7.A facsimile edition of the manuscript was published in Berlin in 1972 as Der Hedwigs-Codex von 1353, edited by Wolfgang Braunfels.".
- Hedwig_Codex label "Hedwig Codex".
- Hedwig_Codex sameAs m.0zwrdk4.
- Hedwig_Codex sameAs Q16842124.
- Hedwig_Codex sameAs Q16842124.
- Hedwig_Codex wasDerivedFrom Hedwig_Codex?oldid=588984405.
- Hedwig_Codex depiction Court_workshop_of_Duke_Ludwig_I_of_Liegnitz_and_Brieg_(Polish_-_Saint_Hedwig_of_Silesia_with_Duke_Ludwig_of_Legnica_and_Brieg_and_Duchess_Agnés_-_Google_Art_Project.jpg.
- Hedwig_Codex isPrimaryTopicOf Hedwig_Codex.