Panel
1617 (made)
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Panel clear and flashed glass with silver stain, brown/black pigment and enamels depicting a bearded man in armour with, to his left, a shield (azure, a vase, or, with flowers proper), with full achievements and crest. Above, in the left corner, a representation of St George and the Dragon. In the right corner there is a lion holding a sceptre and there is a sun above a triple mount, which appears to have originally been part of another panel. Underneath this image of a lion, there is a fragment of replacement glass, inserted upside down, showing part of the crucified Christ. Underneath, there is an inscription. In the right hand bottom corner there is a signature in monogram (BW).
Object details
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| Materials and techniques | Stained glass panel: Clear and flashed glass with brown/black pigment, silver stain and enamel paint |
| Brief description | Panel of clear and flashed glass decorated with silver stain, brown/black pigment and enamel paints. Depicting the arms of Matthaus Naegeli. Swiss, attributed to the workshop of Balthasar Wetzstein in Rapperswill. Dated 1617. |
| Physical description | Panel clear and flashed glass with silver stain, brown/black pigment and enamels depicting a bearded man in armour with, to his left, a shield (azure, a vase, or, with flowers proper), with full achievements and crest. Above, in the left corner, a representation of St George and the Dragon. In the right corner there is a lion holding a sceptre and there is a sun above a triple mount, which appears to have originally been part of another panel. Underneath this image of a lion, there is a fragment of replacement glass, inserted upside down, showing part of the crucified Christ. Underneath, there is an inscription. In the right hand bottom corner there is a signature in monogram (BW). |
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| Marks and inscriptions | Herr Mathe Negelly des Rats und dee zytt Bumeister der statt Rapper schwyll 1617 (Located at the bottom of the panel.) |
| Object history | Purchased along with C.558 to 559-1921 from C.H. Bramley Firth of Lowndes Square, London. |
| Production | The date of 1617 on the panel may be commemorating an event rather than a date of construction. |
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| Accession number | C.557-1921 |
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| Record created | June 24, 2009 |
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