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Among the newly added collections, a remarkable triptych with painted wings now at the Musée des Beaux Arts in Lyon...

Discover this intriguing carving of saint Mammès, holding his bowels: this attribute refers to his martyrdom, during which he was struck in the stomach...

Many Scandinavian collections have joined the project recently, including the Nationalmuseet in Copenhagen: discover this chess piece and other riches...

Learn more about this 14th-century Virgin and Child now at the Musées Royaux d'Art et d'Histoire in Brussels ...

The Austrian Monastery of Klosterneuburg has a small but interesting ivory collection, including this delicate diptych with scenes from the Life of the Virgin...

The collection from the Musée Antoine Vivenel in Compiègne is now online, and includes this intricate 13th-century chess piece...

The recently-added Musée de Tessé in Le Mans has a small collection of ivories including this pax showing the Lamentation of the Virgin over the body of Christ...

The Kunstgewerbemuseum collection in Berlin has joined the project and you can now admire this small casket with delicate courtly scenes...

A delicate statuette of saint John the Baptist holding the Agnus Dei now in the GRASSI Museum für Angewandte Kunst in Leipzig...

Discover these two wonderful 14th-century walrus ivory chess pieces, along with the rest of the collection of the Museo Ala Ponzone in Cremona...

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