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Stove Tile

1546 (dated)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

This stove tile bears the mark of its painter, Bartholomaus Dill, and the date 1546. The tile was made in Nuremburg, Germany. It is one of a series depicting the story of Jason that is believed to have come from a stove in the house of the Langenmantel family at Tramin near Bolzano, Italy.


Object details

Categories
Object type
Materials and techniques
Tin-glazed earthenware, painted
Brief description
Stove tile of light red tin-glazed earthenware painted in colours and depicting Jason and Creusa and a statue of Juno in the background. Swiss or South Tyrolese, about 1546.
Physical description
Stove tile of light red tin-glazed earthenware painted in colours and depicting Jason and Creusa and a statue of Juno in the background. Swiss or South Tyrolese, about 1546.
Dimensions
  • Height: 37.5cm
  • Depth: 3.8cm
  • Width: 10.5cm
Object history
Believed to have come from a stove in the house of the Langenmantel family at Tramin near Bolzano.
Summary
This stove tile bears the mark of its painter, Bartholomaus Dill, and the date 1546. The tile was made in Nuremburg, Germany. It is one of a series depicting the story of Jason that is believed to have come from a stove in the house of the Langenmantel family at Tramin near Bolzano, Italy.
Bibliographic reference
Graves, Alun. Tiles and Tilework of Europe. London: Victoria and Albert Museum, 2002, fig 3.27, p69.
Collection
Accession number
C.402-1927

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Record createdSeptember 28, 1998
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