Iconography
	RELIGIOUS ICONOGRAPHY
	Old Testament
	→ 3 Kings (A.V. I Kings) → The building of the Temple (3 Kings 5-8) → Exterior views of the Temple → Fanciful renderings
	→ Ezechiel (A.V. Ezekiel) → Vision of the Temple (Ez. 40-48) → Vision of the closed gate that shall only open for the prince (Ez. 44:1-3) → Closed gate with Ezechiel
	Typology and Prophecy
	→ Cycles → Manuscripts and Prints → Speculum humanae salvationis → Manuscripts → Chicago, Newberry Library, MS 40 (Bruges, c1460)
	→ Cycles → Manuscripts and Prints → Speculum humanae salvationis → Chapter 4: Nativity of Mary → 4d: The Temple in Jerusalem → All images
	→ Cycles → Manuscripts and Prints → Speculum humanae salvationis → Chapter 4: Nativity of Mary → 4d: The Temple in Jerusalem → Variant: Temple as a shrine-like structure
	→ Cycles → Manuscripts and Prints → Speculum humanae salvationis → Chapter 4: Nativity of Mary → 4c: The closed gate of the Temple → All images
	→ Cycles → Manuscripts and Prints → Speculum humanae salvationis → Chapter 4: Nativity of Mary → 4c: The closed gate of the Temple → Variant: Closed gate in a wall or a gatehouse, with Ezechiel
	→ Types and Prophecies from the Old Testament → 3 Kings → 3 Kings 6:2-10: The building of the Temple → Type for the Birth of Mary (SHS)
	→ Types and Prophecies from the Old Testament → Ezechiel → Ez. 44:1-3: Vision of the closed gate that shall only open for the prince → Type for the Birth of Mary (SHS) → Speculum Humanae Salvationis
	→ Antitypes for episodes from the Infancy of Christ → Birth of the Virgin Mary → with 3 Kings 6:2-10: The building of the Temple (SHS)
	→ Antitypes for episodes from the Infancy of Christ → Birth of the Virgin Mary → with Ez. 44:1-3: Vision of the closed gate that shall only open for the prince (SHS) → Speculum Humanae Salvationis

	Further details
	ARTIST/CREATOR
	Bruges (attributed)
	DATE
	circa 1460
	LOCATION
	Chicago, Newberry Library → 40, fol. 5r
	TEXT/BOOK/DOCUMENT (SOURCE OF PHOTO)
	Speculum humanae salvationis

	Notes on photograph
	COLLECTION
	Photo: James Marrow

	Contact
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