Seven roundels: The Risen Christ, Six Apostles
Seven roundels: The Risen Christ, Six Apostles
Seven roundels: The Risen Christ, Six Apostles
Seven roundels: The Risen Christ, Six Apostles
Seven roundels: The Risen Christ, Six Apostles
Seven roundels: The Risen Christ, Six Apostles
Seven roundels: The Risen Christ, Six Apostles
Seven roundels: The Risen Christ, Six Apostles
Seven roundels: The Risen Christ, Six Apostles
Seven roundels: The Risen Christ, Six Apostles
Seven roundels: The Risen Christ, Six Apostles
Seven roundels: The Risen Christ, Six Apostles
Seven roundels: The Risen Christ, Six Apostles
Seven roundels: The Risen Christ, Six Apostles

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Seven roundels: The Risen Christ, Six Apostles,

1525–50

German
y1989-78.1-.7

Information

Title
Seven roundels: The Risen Christ, Six Apostles
Dates

1525–50

Medium
White glass, silver stain, and enamel
Dimensions
each diam. 11.9 cm (4 11/16 in.) (maximum)
Credit Line
Museum purchase, gift of John B. Elliott, Class of 1951
Object Number
y1989-78.1-.7
Place Made

Germany

Culture
German
Type
stained glass, roundels
Materials
enamel, opaque white glass, silver stain
Subject
halos (glories), axes (weapons), saints, saws, Apostles, crosses (objects), figures (representations), books, men, Christ

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