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Herbert and Paula Molner.
Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum Gift of Herbert and Paula Molner
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Sketchbook
Sketchbook
Sketchbook with blue-and-white marbled cardboard covers. Black fabric tape at spine. Sewn page block; sheets perforated for removal. Pages of off-white wove paper, each 36.7 x 2...
Seal of Constantine, Nephew of the Patriarch Cerularius
Seal of Constantine, Nephew of the Patriarch Cerularius
Obverse: Deisis, Saint Nicholas on left and Saint Menas Kallilelados on right, standing with hands uplifted towards a medallion of Christ.
inscribed in Greek, on either side of me...
Myth (Expression of the Sea)
Myth (Expression of the Sea)
This vertically oriented, rectangular, multicolor woodblock print comprises four compositional units. Printed in purple, a five-armed octopus- or starfish-shaped emblem dominates t...
Anthropomorphic female figure fragment: head and body
Anthropomorphic female figure fragment: head and body
This object is a fragmentary, handmade terracotta figurine that depicts an anthropomorphic female figure, of which about three-quarters survives: the head, arms, torso, and the upp...
MEDIEVAL DIPTYCH (RELIGIOUS)
MEDIEVAL DIPTYCH (RELIGIOUS)
LeadPortable Shrine or Calvary. Cast rectangular panel with a framed and recessed setting in architectural style,comprising a Perpendicular arch flanked by columns supporting a bea...
The Crucifixion
The Crucifixion
This vertical-format panel entered the collection from the Italian artmarket prior to 1930. The earliest related documentation are two reports written by Raymond van Marle and Wilh...
View of Alkmaar
View of Alkmaar
In the 1650s Ruysdael produced a series of small-format, vertical, marine views in which he experimented with light and atmospheric effects on large areas of water and sky. Art his...
Fragment with Jewelled Cross
Fragment with Jewelled Cross
This textile fragment includes a tapestry woven square and two tapestry woven bands that meet at a right angle. These bands may have once run around the inner square to form a cont...

