Panel from a Triptych with Bishop Saint

German

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The technique of punched dots (opus punctorium) to create a composition originated with goldsmith work and in many respects is a precursor to the art of engraving. Originally forming a triptych, the attendant Bishop saint may associate this devotional object with a specific city such as Cologne or Mainz.

Panel from a Triptych with Bishop Saint, Copper-gilt, German

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Panel from a Triptych with Bishop Saint, Copper-gilt, German
Panel from a Triptych with Bishop Saint, Copper-gilt, German
Panel from a Triptych with Bishop Saint, Copper-gilt, German

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