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The image shows a page from a document or catalog that lists various sculptures and porcelain items. The items are categorized by their location or gallery and include details such as the title, material, artist (if known), and approximate date of creation. Here is a detailed summary of the content:
Saint John the Evangelist, lindenwood
Pilgrim Saint, lindenwood
Epitaph of Georg Mairhauser, limestone
Porcelains:
Saint Charles Borromeo, Meissen
Three Graces, Frankenthal
Flower Girl
Sculpture:
Abraham's Sacrifice of Isaac, ivory
Kneeling Magdalen, fruit wood
Sketch of Madonna of Sorrows, painted plaster
The document appears to be well-organized, providing a clear and concise listing of artworks with relevant historical and artistic information.
The image shows a page from a catalog or an art history book detailing various artworks categorized by different galleries and time periods.
Sculpture (General Category):
CHAPEL:
Porcelain Gallery:
Eighteenth Century Gallery:
The page is part of a larger document, indicated by the visible page number "–2–" at the top left corner, suggesting that this is page two of the catalog or book.
The image shows a page from what appears to be a catalog or guide, likely for an art museum or exhibition. The page lists various sculptures and porcelains, categorized by different sections or galleries within the exhibition space. Here is a detailed summary of the contents:
Sculpture:
CHAPEL:
PORCELAIN GALLERY:
EIGHTEENTH CENTURY GALLERY:
The items are listed with their titles, materials, origins, and often the artists or schools associated with them, along with the approximate dates of creation.
The image shows pages from a museum catalog or inventory list detailing various artworks. The entries are divided into sections based on the type of artwork and the gallery in which they are displayed. Here's a detailed summary:
Sculpture:
Nativity, polychromed plaster
Saint John the Evangelist, lindenwood
Pilgrim Saint, lindenwood
Epitaph of Georg Mairhauser, limestone
Porcelains:
Saint Charles Borromeo, Meissen
Three Graces, Frankenthal
Flower Girl
Sculpture:
Sculpture:
Abraham's Sacrifice of Isaac, ivory
Kneeling Magdalen, fruit wood
Sketch of Madonna of Sorrows, painted plaster
This list provides a comprehensive overview of various sculptures and porcelain pieces, including their materials, regions of origin, dates, and associated artists or modelers.
The image shows a page from what appears to be an inventory or catalog of artworks. The page lists various sculptures and porcelain pieces, along with their respective locations and details. Here's a detailed summary:
Sculpture:
CHAPEL:
PORCELAIN GALLERY:
Porcelains:
Sculpture:
EIGHTEENTH CENTURY GALLERY:
The entries provide detailed information about the artworks, including their medium, origin, artist (if known), and approximate time periods.
The image shows a page from a catalog or an inventory of artworks, specifically focusing on sculptures and porcelains. Here's a detailed summary of the contents:
Sculpture:
CHAPEL:
PORCELAIN GALLERY:
Porcelains:
Sculpture:
EIGHTEENTH CENTURY GALLERY:
The page appears to be organized into different galleries or sections, each listing specific artworks with details such as the material, origin, date, and artist where applicable.
This image shows an open book or document with typed text on the visible page. The text appears to be a list or catalog of artworks, specifically sculptures and porcelains, organized by galleries or categories such as "CHAPEL," "PORCELAIN GALLERY," and "EIGHTEENTH CENTURY GALLERY." Each entry includes the name or description of the artwork, the material used, the artist or modeler (when available), the location or style, and approximate dates.
The text on the page reads as follows:
Sculpture:
Nativity, polychromed plaster
Lower Rhenish, c. 1470-1480
CHAPEL
Sculpture:
Saint John the Evangelist, lindenwood
Lower Swabian, c. 1490-1500
Pilgrim Saint, lindenwood
Erasmus Grasser (?) (act. 1474-1518)
Epitaph of Georg Mairhauser, limestone
South German, 1593
PORCELAIN GALLERY
Porcelains:
Saint Charles Borromeo, Meissen
Gottlob Kirchner, modeler, c. 1731
Three Graces, Frankenthal
Konrad Linck, modeler, c. 1762
Flower Girl
Hoechst, c. 1755
Sculpture:
Busts of a Man and a Woman, terracotta, 1797
Gottfried Schadow (?) (1764-1850)
EIGHTEENTH CENTURY GALLERY
Sculpture:
Abrahams Sacrifice of Isaac, ivory
South German, c. 1700
Kneeling Magdalen, fruit wood
Franz Schwanthaler (1683-1762)
Sketch of Madonna of Sorrows, painted plaster
After Ignaz Günther (1725-1775)
The page is slightly aged with some discoloration and is part of a larger book or collection of pages.
This image shows a page from a printed document or book. It appears to be part of a list or catalogue that describes various art pieces, with a focus on sculptures from different time periods and locations. The page is numbered "-2" at the top, suggesting it is an early page in the document. The content is organized into sections by gallery or theme, with the text in English.
Here is a summary of the content that lists each item under its respective category:
Under "Sculpture," the items listed are Nativity (polychromed plaster, Lower Rhenish, c. 1470-1480) and a piece by Hugo van der Goes (c. 1470-1480).
Under "CHAPEL," the sculptures listed are:
Under "PORCELAIN GALLERY," the Czech porcelain artworks mentioned include Saint Charles Borromeo (Meissen, modeled by Gottlob Kirchner c. 1731) and Three Graces (Frankenthal, modeled by Konrad Linck, c. 1762), among others.
In the "SCULPTURE" section right before "EIGHTEENTH CENTURY GALLERY," Busts of a Man and a Woman (terracotta, 1797) are mentioned, possibly by Gottfried Schadow (1764–1850).
Under "EIGHTEENTH CENTURY GALLERY," the sculptures listed are:
The photo captures only part of the page, and some text at the top and bottom is cut off, implying that there is more information on the page that is not visible. The document is on white paper, with visible signs of age or wear such as yellowing and creases. It is open, revealing that this page is on the right-hand side, with several other pages visible underneath it. The photo is taken looking almost directly down at the document.
The image shows an open book with a page titled "-2-". The page appears to be part of a catalog or inventory, listing various artworks and artifacts. The content is organized into sections, each detailing different categories of items. Here is a breakdown of the visible text:
This page seems to be part of an art catalog or museum inventory, detailing sculptures, porcelain pieces, and other artifacts from various periods and locations. The entries include descriptions of materials, creators, and approximate dates, providing a historical and artistic context for each item listed.
The overall impression is that of a scholarly or archival document, likely used for reference or exhibition purposes.
A book is open to a page that contains a list of sculptures and porcelains. The sculptures are listed first, with their names, materials, and locations. The porcelains are listed next, with their names, makers, and dates. The sculptures include "Nativity," "Saint John the Evangelist," "Pilgrim Saint," "Epitaph of Georg Mairhauser," and "Abraham's Sacrifice of Isaac." The porcelains include "Saint Charles Borromeo," "Three Graces," "Flower Girl," "Busts of a Man and a Woman," "Kneeling Magdalen," and "Sketch of Madonna of Sorrows." The book is titled "Eighteenth Century Gallery."