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Tree of Jesse: a standalone construct

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Art history

the image of Christ's genealogy as a tree growing from the reclining Jesse, common in medieval glass and manuscripts.

In art history, Tree of Jesse refers to the image of Christ's genealogy as a tree growing from the reclining Jesse, common in medieval glass and manuscripts. This meaning comes from Watson (1934) in The early iconography of the tree of Jesse.[1]

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References

Watson, A. (1934). The early iconography of the tree of Jesse. Oxford University Press. Open Library record

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