SANTA SABINA DOORS
C. 432 AD
Early Christian Art, W. F. Volbach, 1961, plate 103, “Rome, Santa Sabina. Wooden doors of W. portal. C. 430” [vines on borders]:
Plate 104, “Rome, Santa Sabina. Details from wooden doors of W. portal. c. 430. Two reliefs. Left: Crossing of the Red Sea; Bronze Serpent. Right: Ascension of Elijah” [vines top & bottom]:
Plate 105, “Rome, Santa Sabina. Details from wooden doors of W. portal. c. 430. Relief: Zacharias is struck dumb before the Temple” [vines on sides]”:
http://roma.katolsk.no/sabina_images.htm, Santa Sabina - Images:
Door, 420 - 450, cypress wood.
The Decline of Rome, Vogt, 1967 (translated from German), illustration 44, “Pagan into Christian Art”:
Early Christian and Byzantine Art, Beckwith, 1979, p. 48, illustration 34, “Early Christian Art: Rome and the Legacy of the Caesars”:
