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Saint John the Theologian

Evangelist and theologian represented in Byzantine icon frames and manuscript traditions.

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Saint John across object scale

A physical-scale companion using documented dimensions for selected Metropolitan Museum of Art objects that depict or include Saint John the Theologian. It compares the surviving objects, not the saint’s depicted body size.

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Scale ladder comparing four objects associated with depictions of Saint John the Theologian: an 8.3-centimeter medallion, a 15.1-centimeter Crucifixion icon, a 25.5-centimeter John and Prochoros panel, and a 28.7-centimeter cross fragment. Bars compare whole-object height or diameter on a common zero-to-thirty-centimeter scale.

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Crucifixion
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Saint John Dictating to Prochoros
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Medallion with Saint Paul from an Icon Frame
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