Fragment of a window tympanum with the coat of arms od Miklós Györgyi Bo from Székesfehérvár

Date	1220–1230
Object type	stone carving
Medium, technique	limestone
Dimensions	84 × 55 × 30 cm
Inventory number	55.1592
Collection	Old Hungarian Collection
On view	This artwork is not on display

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Currently on loan in the Hungarian National Museum.

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Tóth, Sándor, Román kori kőfaragványok a Magyar Nemzeti Galéria Régi Magyar Gyűjteményében, A Magyar Nemzeti Galéria szakkatalógusai I/1., Magyar Nemzeti Galéria, Budapest, 2010, p. 165., ill. I. Függelék / III.

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