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Cotton Tiberius B. VIII f.69v The Archbishop of Reims placing the crown on the queen

Cotton Tiberius B. VIII f.69v The Archbishop of Reims placing the crown on the queen's head and the barons sustaining her crown, illustration from 'The Coronation Book of Charles V, King of France'


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Cotton Tiberius B. VIII f.69v The Archbishop of Reims placing the crown on the queen's head and the barons sustaining her crown, illustration from 'The Coronation Book of Charles V, King of France' by Master of the Coronation Book of Charles V. Available as an art print on canvas, photo paper, watercolor board, natural paper, or Japanese paper.
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