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Crozier Shaft

14th century (made)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

These carved portions of boxwood are part of a staff and crozier. They are cared with scenes from the Old Testament. The scenes, which in most cases are shown under arcades of flattened arches, are arranged in horizontal bands covering the whole surface of the staff and beginning at the bottom.


Object details

Categories
Object type
Parts
This object consists of 3 parts.

  • Crozier Shaft
  • Crozier Shaft
  • Crozier Shaft
Materials and techniques
Boxwood
Brief description
Crozier shaft in three parts, carved boxwood, France (Hainaut?), ca. 1300-1350 (possibly)
Physical description
Staff of a crozier, boxwood, carved with scenes from the Old Testament from the Creation to the Fall of Sodom.
Object history
Purchased under the Bequest of Captain H.B Murray.
Subject depicted
Summary
These carved portions of boxwood are part of a staff and crozier. They are cared with scenes from the Old Testament. The scenes, which in most cases are shown under arcades of flattened arches, are arranged in horizontal bands covering the whole surface of the staff and beginning at the bottom.
Bibliographic reference
De Kernier, Iseut. ''Une crosse a baston de boys ou est figuré la Passion Nostre Seigneur...': Étude sur un group de bâtons pastoraux en buis sculpté,' La Revue des musées de France no. 1 (2020): 26-35
Collection
Accession number
A.11-1933

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Record createdJune 24, 2009
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