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[The Nativity and Adoration of Shepherds] [Graphic Material]
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The Adoration of the Sheperds (Interior left wing)
The Adoration of the Sheperds (Interior left wing)
The donor of this fine group of panels, originally from an altarpiece, was Simon Götz, abbot of the monastery at Obermarchtal between 1482 and 1514. He is depicted kneeling below t...
Adoration of the Shepherds and Adoration of the Magi
Adoration of the Shepherds and Adoration of the Magi
Basse-taille and painted enamel on silver; silver-gilt frame...
Tabernacle House Altar with the Adoration of the Shepherds, the Adoration of the Magi, and the Annunciation.
Tabernacle House Altar with the Adoration of the Shepherds, the Adoration of the Magi, and the Annunciation.
Ebony-veneered soft wood silver gilt rock crystal agate and reverse painted and gilded glass....
The Presentation in the Temple (Interior right wing)
The Presentation in the Temple (Interior right wing)
The donor of this fine group of panels, originally from an altarpiece, was Simon Götz, abbot of the monastery at Obermarchtal between 1482 and 1514. He is depicted kneeling below t...
Saint Elisabeth offering bread and Wine to two Beggars (Exterior right wing)
Saint Elisabeth offering bread and Wine to two Beggars (Exterior right wing)
The donor of this fine group of panels, originally from an altarpiece, was Simon Götz, abbot of the monastery at Obermarchtal between 1482 and 1514. He is depicted kneeling below t...
Saint Anne with Virgin and Child and a Donor (Exterior left wing)
Saint Anne with Virgin and Child and a Donor (Exterior left wing)
The donor of this fine group of panels, originally from an altarpiece, was Simon Götz, abbot of the monastery at Obermarchtal between 1482 and 1514. He is depicted kneeling below t...
The Nativity of Christ, with Shepherds and Kings in Adoration
The Nativity of Christ, with Shepherds and Kings in Adoration
Pen and brown ink brown wash over red chalk...

