On the portrait of emperor Andronicos I Comnenus on a panel set up by him on the exterior wall of the church of the Forty Martyrs at Constantinople (lost, but known from a contemporary description). Argues that the panel represented an allegorical representation of Death, which came to be interpreted as a portrait of the emperor for political reasons.
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