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Ivory crucifix from the episcopal chapel in Ghent, displayed at an exhibition of religious objects from the Middle Ages and Renaissance in 1864 in Mechelen
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Ivory crucifix from the episcopal chapel in Ghent, displayed at an exhibition of religious objects from the Middle Ages and Renaissance in 1864 in Mechelen

Joseph Maes · 1864 - in or before 1866 · photolithography; paper

From the collection of Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Free to download, adapt and use — no permission needed.

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photomechanical printpagealtarcross, crucifixMechelen
Credit lineCrucifix van ivoor uit de bisschoppelijke kapel in Gent, opgesteld op een tentoonstelling over religieuze objecten uit de middeleeuwen en renaissance in 1864 in Mechelen. 1864 - in or before 1866. Joseph Maes. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Public domain.
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