The Crucifixion and the Sacrifice of Isaac
Medal
1539 (made)
1539 (made)
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This medal depicting the Crucifixion and Abraham about to kill Issac was made by Hans Reinhart the Elder in Germany, 1539.
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Title | The Crucifixion and the Sacrifice of Isaac (generic title) |
Materials and techniques | Silver gilt |
Brief description | The Crucifixion and the Sacrifice of Isaac, silver gilt medal by Hans Reinhart the Elder, Germany dated 1539 |
Physical description | Obv., the Crucifixion. On the left border, the Brazen Serpent instead of a church. Rev., Abraham about to kill Issac; an angel overhead stops the sword with his hand. Behind, the ram caught in the thicket. This medal has a suspension ring. |
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Credit line | Alfred Williams Hearn Gift |
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Summary | This medal depicting the Crucifixion and Abraham about to kill Issac was made by Hans Reinhart the Elder in Germany, 1539. |
Bibliographic reference | Trusted, Marjorie. German Renaissance Medals. Victoria & Albert Museum, 1990. 128p., ill. ISBN 1851770135. |
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Accession number | A.35-1923 |
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Record created | March 2, 2004 |
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