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Abraham and the Sacrifice of Isaac

Panel
early 17th century (made)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

Panel of clear glass painted in brown/black pigment, enamel and silver stain with the scene of Abraham and the Sacrifice of Isaac. German, 17th century.
Abraham is in the act of slaying Isaac and is stayed by the angel appearing among the clouds to the right. The ram is seen in a bush to the left. One corner has been restored with a piece of glass painted with part of a yellow leaf, and the whole is surrounded by a border of plain glass. The painting is in pink enamel, dark brown and silver yellow.


Object details

Category
Object type
TitleAbraham and the Sacrifice of Isaac (generic title)
Materials and techniques
Painted and stained glass
Brief description
Panel of clear glass painted in brown/black pigment, enamel and silver stain with the scene of Abraham and the Sacrifice of Isaac. German, 17th century.
Physical description
Panel of clear glass painted in brown/black pigment, enamel and silver stain with the scene of Abraham and the Sacrifice of Isaac. German, 17th century.
Abraham is in the act of slaying Isaac and is stayed by the angel appearing among the clouds to the right. The ram is seen in a bush to the left. One corner has been restored with a piece of glass painted with part of a yellow leaf, and the whole is surrounded by a border of plain glass. The painting is in pink enamel, dark brown and silver yellow.
Dimensions
  • Taken from register height: 5in
  • Taken from register width: 4 7/8in
Framed with 2285-1900 in a modern metal frame.
Credit line
Bequeathed by Mr Henry Vaughan
Associated object
2285-1900 (Ensemble)
Collection
Accession number
2288-1900

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Record createdJune 24, 2009
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