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Wooden Sculpture, Apostle Image of the 16th Century as an engraving altarpiece UM000393. The gilding, showing both gold leaf, impact metal and/or silver.
UM000395a = the sculpture itself, UM000395b = the loose rod of the sculpture.
According to the catalogue card, the sculpture depicts the saint and the Apostle Jacob the Elder; belongs to the altar essay UM000393a-i.
The hiking rod usually attributes to Jacob the Elder.
Created wood with lean oil paint and oil gilding.
From the Handwritten Catalogue 1957-1958:
Apostle, Lane Ryr
H. 39 cm; right hand holding a book, left a rod b) L. 39.5 cm. The color partly flaky.; small pieces rejection.
Lappdirectory: 13
See photo of the object in the church exhibition of Uddevalla Museum 1920, UMFA53292: 0013
From the Nationalencyclopedia, NE.se: Apostle
In art, the apostles are always portrayed as barefoot and dressed in tunic and robe. They most often carry a book and their individual attributes, generally and martyrs (Peter, however, bears the keys of the kingdom of heaven).
Title: Skulptur
Description:
Wooden Sculpture, Apostle Image of the 16th Century as an engraving altarpiece UM000393.
The gilding, showing both gold leaf, impact metal and/or silver.
UM000395a = the sculpture itself, UM000395b = the loose rod of the sculpture.
According to the catalogue card, the sculpture depicts the saint and the Apostle Jacob the Elder; belongs to the altar essay UM000393a-i.
The hiking rod usually attributes to Jacob the Elder.
Created wood with lean oil paint and oil gilding.
From the Handwritten Catalogue 1957-1958:
Apostle, Lane Ryr
H.
39 cm; right hand holding a book, left a rod b) L.
39.
5 cm.
The color partly flaky.
; small pieces rejection.
Lappdirectory: 13
See photo of the object in the church exhibition of Uddevalla Museum 1920, UMFA53292: 0013
From the Nationalencyclopedia, NE.
se: Apostle
In art, the apostles are always portrayed as barefoot and dressed in tunic and robe.
They most often carry a book and their individual attributes, generally and martyrs (Peter, however, bears the keys of the kingdom of heaven).