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Triptych, ivory. The subjects are in two zones under crocketed canopies, and are taken from the Passion of Christ.
History note: The Stein Collection; Sir T.G. Carmichael Coll; sold Christie's, 12 May 1902, lot 18.
McClean Bequest
Width: 22.3 cm
Method of acquisition: Bequeathed (1904) by McClean, Frank
14th Century, Mid#
Medieval
Circa
1330
-
Circa
1370
The scene of Judas taking money from the High Priests is not common, though it occurs on ivories associated by Koechlin (1905) with the Soissons Diptych in the Victoria & Albert Museum (211-1865), and on the 'rose' group. The Betrayal is unusual in omitting Malchus and St Peter, thought it is similar to the scene on the Soissons Diptych, and on the ivory in the victoria and Albert Museum (367-1871) which belongs to the 'rose' group.
The two wings are 1/4in. shorter than the centre panel.
Side
Height 14.5 cm
Width 5.5 cm
Centre
Height 14.9 cm
Width 11.0 cm
Carving : Ivory, carved
Accession number: M.21-1904
Primary reference Number: 31652
Stable URI
Owner or interested party:
The Fitzwilliam Museum
Associated department:
Applied Arts
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