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Part of European Sculpture and Decorative Arts
Gerhard Emmoser (working 1556, died 1584)
Date: 1579Accession Number: 17.190.636
Matthias Walbaum (Kiel, Germany 1554–1632 Augsburg, active Augsburg 1579–1632)
Date: 1598–1600Accession Number: 17.190.823
Hans van Amsterdam (recorded 1535–65)
Date: 1533/34Accession Number: 17.190.622a, b
Hans Daucher (German, ca. 1485–1538)
Date: ca. 1522Accession Number: 17.190.745
Date: ca. 1520Accession Number: 1999.29
Joachim Friess (ca. 1579–1620, master 1610)
Date: ca. 1620Accession Number: 17.190.746
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This gallery celebrates the sumptuous art of the courts of northern Europe during the Renaissance. The walls are hung with outstanding late fifteenth- and sixteenth-century tapestries selected from the Met's collection and rotated on a regular basis. The treasures on display relate to the kunstkammer, or collector's cabinet: timepieces, exquisitely worked honestone and boxwood carvings, jewels, silver from Augsburg and Nuremberg, cups made with nautilus shells and coconuts, and reverse-painted and engraved glassware. Highlights include a clockwork celestial globe once owned by Emperor Rudolph II of Austria and an ingenious automated drinking cup featuring the hunter goddess Diana.
