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A Triptych by Lucas Moser
01/1907 | 46 | 10
Pages: 257-259
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Author:
Peartree, S. Montagu (Peartree, S. Montagu)
Subjects
artists:
Moser, Lukas
dates:
1400-1499
media:
Paintings
places:
Germany / Cologne
subjects:
Triptychs / Altarpieces / Iconography / Jesus Christ: Crucifixion
Illustrations
Attributed works:
The Companions of St. Mary Magdalen Resting before the Palace, by Lucas Moser
Attributed works:
The Crucifixion, by Lucas Moser. In the Church of St. John, Nuremburg
Attributed works:
The Miraculous Voyage of St. Mary Magdalen by Lucas Moser, at Tiefenbronn, Baden
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The Historical Exhibition at Nuremberg
11/1906 | 44 | 10
Pages: 111-113+116-119
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Author:
Peartree, S. Montagu (Peartree, S. Montagu)
Subjects
artists:
Master of the Tucher Altar
artists:
Moser, Lukas
artists:
Bayr, Melchior
artists:
Jamnitzer, Wenzel
artists:
Flötner, Peter
dates:
1400-1499
places:
Germany / Nuremberg
subjects:
Exhibitions / Paintings / Sculpture / Decorative arts / Metalwork / Inventories
subjects:
German sculpture
Illustrations
Attributed works:
Plate I. Tazza, by M. Bayr; Schatzkammer, Munich. The Historical Exhibition at Nuremberg.
Attributed works:
Plate II. Ciborium, by Christoph Jamnitzer. In the Church of St. John, Ansbach. The Historical Exhibition at Nuremberg.
Western art unattributed:
Plate I. Ecce Homo. Triptych in Wood and Gilt Lead. In the Possession of Herr W. Clemens, Munich. The Historical Exhibition at Nuremberg.
Western art unattributed:
Plate II. Silver Bell, Reiche Kapelle, Munich. The Historical Exhibition at Nuremberg.
Western art unattributed:
Plate II. Silver Statuette of St. Bartholomew, in the Parish Church of Woehrd, near Nuremberg. The Historical Exhibition at Nuremberg.