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Sigraf (also Sighraf, Sighrafr, fl. c.1175–1210) was a
Romanesque stone sculptor,
working on Gotland. He was
mainly active as a
sculptor of
baptismal fonts...
- A
Romanesque baptismal font from Grötlingbo Church, Sweden,
carved by
Sigraf, a
master stone sculptor who
specialised in
baptismal fonts....
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Antonio De
Angelis (April 2007).
Storia di Caramanico.
Tipolitografia Sigraf. p. 63.
Felice Virgilio di Virgilio,
Tocco Casauria.
Storia Arte Tradizioni...
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second half of the 12th century)
Master Mateo (c. 1150–c. 1200 or c. 1217)
Sigraf (fl. c. 1175–1210)
Othelric (fl. c. 1180)
Radovan (fl. 13th century) Tove...
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tower portal contains sculptures attributed to the
Romanesque sculptor Sigraf. The
church has been
little altered since the end of the
Middle Ages. Lye...
- Filosofia", 3 vols., Sansoni, Florence, 1972;
Scritti kantiani, ed. L. Gentile,
Sigraf Editrice, Pescara, 2008; ISBN 978-88-95566-24-5; Opere,
introductory essay...
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Gotland North portal of
Hablingbo Church,
Gotland Byzantios Calcarius Hegvald Sigraf "Majestatis" (in Swedish). Nationalencyklopedin.
Retrieved July 21, 2013...
- historians, such as
Majestatis and Byzantios,
while other labels, such as
Sigraf and Hegvald,
derive from
inscriptions found on the fonts. A
number of wooden...
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elements of a
Romanesque frieze, made by the
artist commonly referred to as
Sigraf and
dating from
circa 1200. They
depict animals, both real and mystical...
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Choir portal of
Fardhem church,
Gotland Byzantios Calcarius Majestatis Sigraf Svanberg, Jan (1995).
Signums svenska konsthistoria. Den
romanska konsten...
