Tomb Slab
second half 13th century (made)
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This is part of an incised tomb slab made in second half of the 13th century in France. This architectural part showing an angel holding a candlestick with lighted candle in both hands is said to have come from Rouen Cathedral.
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Materials and techniques | Limestone |
Brief description | Part of an incised tomb slab, and angle with an candle. French, second half of the 13th century. |
Physical description | Part of an incised tomb slab depicting an angel standing beneath a trefoil arch supported by two slender columns and holding a candlestick with lighted candle in both hands. |
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Summary | This is part of an incised tomb slab made in second half of the 13th century in France. This architectural part showing an angel holding a candlestick with lighted candle in both hands is said to have come from Rouen Cathedral. |
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Accession number | A.5-1912 |
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Record created | January 20, 2009 |
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