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Earliest images which can be defined as book-illustrationsEgyptian papyrus scrolls (1552 b.C.).05/06 illustrasjonProf. Michael Hardt
Illustrations in the middle ages inhandwritten books were calledminiatures, due to the red colour whichwas used.The illustrator was called miniator.(minium [lat], red colour).05/06 illustrasjonProf. Michael Hardt
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