Plaque from a Portable Altar: Zacharias at the Altar
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c. 1100–1125 · Ivory, ivory
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Kneeling Angel
Ignaz Günther (d. 1775)
c. 1760 · Sculpture, gessoed and painted wood
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Angel
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c. 1250 · Sculpture, walnut with traces of gilding and polychromy
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Angel
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c. 1250 · Sculpture, walnut with traces of gilding and polychromy
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Embroidered Tondo from an Altar Frontal: The Coronation of the Virgin
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1459 · Embroidery, Embroidery with gold, silver, and silk thread; split, satin, and couching stitches, or nué (shaded gold)
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Enamel Plaque from the Altar Frontal of Saint Martin at Orense (Spain)
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1174–1213 (probably before 1188) · Enamel, copper: engraved, stippled, gilded; champlevé enamel
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Lute-playing Angel
Hans Schnatterpeck
made shortly after 1503 · Sculpture, Black Forest balsalm fir with polychromy
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Altarpiece with Relics - Angel, lower right
Joseph Matthias Götz (d. 1760)
c. 1735–1740 · Sculpture, gilded wood, with relics in niches: gilded wood, mother-of-pearl, ebony, red silk, gold wire, seed pearls, rock crystal, pen and ink on paper
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Altarpiece with Relics - Angel, lower left
Joseph Matthias Götz (d. 1760)
c. 1735–40 · Sculpture, gilded wood, with relics in niches: gilded wood, mother-of-pearl, ebony, red silk, gold wire, seed pearls, rock crystal, pen and ink on paper
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Ceremonial Cross of Countess Gertrude
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1038 or shortly after · Metalwork, gold: worked in repoussé; cloisonné enamel, intaglio gems, pearls, wood core
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Textile Fragment with the Annunciation
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1370–1400 · Textile, Silk with gold thread; lampas weave
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Tabernacle Relief with Flanking Angels
Tullio Lombardo (d. 1532)
c. 1480–1500 · Sculpture, polychromed marble
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