Not on display

Panel

1551 (made)

Stained and painted glass. Shields with arms of the Holy Roman Empire and of the canton of Unterwalden (per fess gules and argent); to the right of the shields a man in armour holding the banner of Unterwalden. He stands on a ground painted with plants and grass and against a background of blue brocade diaper. The whole is within an archway with foliated columns and flat scrolled arch twined about with a garland. In the left spandrel is a representation of Struthan von Winkebried killing the Dragon; in the right spandrel a double representation of Baumgarten approaching his house. At the bottom of the panel is the date 1551.
Swiss, Lucerne school?, dated 1551.
Executed in stained and painted glass and flashed ruby glass.
16.75" x 12"

Object details

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Brief description
Stained and painted glass. Shields with arms of the Holy Roman Empire and of the canton of Unterwalden (per fess gules and argent); to the right of the shields a man in armour holding the banner of Unterwalden. He stands on a ground painted with plants and grass and against a background of blue brocade diaper. The whole is within an archway with foliated columns and flat scrolled arch twined about with a garland. In the left spandrel is a representation of Struthan von Winkebried killing the Dragon; in the right spandrel a double representation of Baumgarten approaching his house. At the bottom of the panel is the date 1551.
Swiss, Lucerne school?, dated 1551.
Executed in stained and painted glass and flashed ruby glass.
16.75" x 12"
Dimensions
  • Unframed width: 324mm
  • Unframed height: 440mm
Dimensions checked: measured 20/8/2013 by SE
Credit line
Given by J. Pierpont Morgan, Jr
Bibliographic reference
Herbert Read, 'Swiss Stained Glass', Architectural Review, LV (April. 1924), pp.147-149 Fig. 3 Stating attribution to Carl von Aegeri (1510-1563) of Zurich.
Collection
Accession number
C.65-1919

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Record createdJune 24, 2009
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