Four Evangelists
authors of the four canonical gospels of the New Testament (Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John)
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Deutsch: Die Vier Evangelisten
Türkçe: Dört Müjdeci
General
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ca 820
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ca 820
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ca. 844 - 851
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13th century
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Maiestas Domini, Aberdeen Bestiary
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Book of deer
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Book of Kells
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Book of Kells
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Book of Kells
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Codex Bruchsal, ca 1220
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13th c.
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Grötlingbo Church, Gotland
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Meister E.S., 1460/67
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Eppingen, vault
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Jordaens
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Reliquiar, Cosenza, 12. c.
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Cosmè Tura, Madonna and child, detail, 1474
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1505
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Auch Cathedral, 1671
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Tomba Barnabà Visconti, Milan, 17th. c.
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Tuam Cathedral, 1832
Codex Aureus of Lorsch ca. 810
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Maiestas Domini
Ebbo Gospels ca. 825
editBamberg Apocalypse ca. 1010
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Pontormo:Luke the Evangelist
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Bronzino:Mark the Evangelist
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Bronzino:Matthew the Apostle
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Pontormo:John the Evangelist
Frans Hals
editJohann Dominik Mahlknecht
editThe four evangelists by Johann Dominik Mahlknecht in the Parish church of St. Ulrich in Gröden around 1859
Abbey church of St. George (Ják, Hungary)
editThe four evangelists in the Abbey church of St. George in Ják, Hungary
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Saint John