Cosmé Tura, The Virgin and Child Enthroned, Ferrara, 1475 (original in National Gallery, London).The two tablets of the Ten Commandments written in clear Hebrew letters can be seen at the sides of the Mary’s throne (visual projection on display at the temporary exhibition ‘Renaissance Speaks Hebrew’, MEIS).

Cosmé Tura, The Virgin and Child Enthroned, Ferrara, 1475 (original in National Gallery, London).The two tablets of the Ten Commandments written in clear Hebrew letters can be seen at the sides of the Mary’s throne (visual projection on display at the temporary exhibition ‘Renaissance Speaks Hebrew’, MEIS).

Visual projection on display at the temporary exhibition “Reinaissance Speaks Hebrew”, MEIS.
The two tablets of the Ten Commandment written in clear Hebrew letters can be seen at the sides of the Mary’s throne.