Sala 59
Frühe Holzschnitte
1410–1460, Süddeutschland, Österreich, Spätgotik
Die ersten gedruckten Bilder Europas: Ab etwa 1400 schnitten Werkstätten in Süddeutschland und Österreich Heiligenbilder in Holz, druckten sie auf Papier und malten sie von Hand aus. Die Blätter wurden an Wallfahrtsorten verkauft, in Truhen und Buchdeckel geklebt oder als Andachtsbild mitgenommen – deshalb haben nur wenige überlebt. Die Namen der Formschneider sind nicht überliefert.
Todas las obras
- A Lectern Cloth with the Marriage at Cana
- The Adoration of the Magi
- Madonna and Child with Four Saints
- Christ on the Mount of Olives
- The Entombment
- Christ Carrying the Cross
- The Flagellation
- Christ before Herod
- Christ as the Man of Sorrows
- Saint Michael
- Christ and the Woman of Samaria
- The Stoning of Christ
- The Crowning with Thorns
- Madonna between Saints Catherine and Barbara
- Saint Barbara
- Saint Dorothy
- Saint Sebastian
- The Madonna and Child with a Pear
- Ecce Homo
- Caiaphas Tearing his Clothes
- The Annunciation
- Christ's Entry into Jerusalem
- Christ's Entry into Jerusalem
- Christ on the Mount of Olives
- Christ on the Mount of Olives
- The Lamentation
- The Descent of the Holy Ghost
- Christ Child in the Sacred Heart
- Madonna and Child in a Glory Standing on a Crescent Moon
- Madonna in a Closed Garden
- Saint Agnes
- Saint Apollonia
- Saint Augustine
- Saint Clare of Assisi
- Saint Stephen
- Saint Francis of Assisi
- Saint Francis and Saint Clara
- Saint Michael
- Saint Onuphrius
- Saint Onuphrius
- Saint Benedict
- Christ on the Cross
- The Denial of Peter
- Adam and Eve
- Christ on the Mount of Olives
- The Betrayal of Christ
- Christ on the Cross
- Christ on the Cross
- Christ on the Cross
- The Lamentation
- Christ Appearing to Mary Magdalene
- Christ Appearing to the Apostles
- Last Judgment
- The Holy Ghost
- Christ Child with Three Angels
- The Resurrection of the Dead
- Confession
- Christ Measuring the Globe
- Saint Peter as Founder of the Church
- The Last Judgment with the Apostles