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Panel (possibly a writing tablet), 1 register, 3 arches across (plaquette; frise d'arcatures; tablette à écrire) (Front)

Panel (possibly a writing tablet), 1 register, 3 arches across (plaquette; frise d'arcatures; tablette à écrire) (Front)
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Subject
Religious.

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Ravenna, Museo Nazionale di Ravenna

Inv. n. 1073

Ivory

Height: 88mm
Width: 52mm
Depth: 4mm

Crucifixion; swooning Virgin supported by Holy Women; saint John the Evangelist; onlookers; sun and moon.
Border of dentils.

Martini and Rizzardi 1990: Northern France, end of the 3rd quarter of the 14th century.
Martini 2004: Northern France (?), last third of the 14th century.


Attribution
Unknown

Reverse
Recessed with a raised border.

Object Condition
Two central holes in the upper part of the panel.
Missing: lower right and left corners.

Provenance
Classense collection, i.e. collection assembled by the Camaldolese monks of Sant'Apollinare in Classe near Ravenna, acquired mainly during the 18th century; with the suppression of religious orders in 1797, the possessions of Ravenna's important abbeys passed on to the Comune of Ravenna; in 1804, the Museo Classense Municipale was established, which would become in 1885 the Museo Nazionale di Ravenna.

Bibliography
Avori bizantini e medievali nel museo nazionale di Ravenna, ed. by L. Martini and C. Rizzardi (Ravenna, 1990), no. 28.
La collezione degli oggetti in avorio e osso. Museo Nazionale di Ravenna, ed. by L. Martini (Ravenna, 2004), p. 58 no. 28.


Image

© MiBAC-SBAP Ra - Museo Nazionale di Ravenna.

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