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Plaque with Agnus Dei on a Cross between Emblems of the Four Evangelists
South Italian
1000–1050

Crib of the Infant Jesus
South Netherlandish
15th century

Relief of Agnus Dei and Cherub
Catalan
ca. 1140–50

Capital with Angels Holding the Veil of Saint Veronica, with a Column
North Italian
ca. 1325–75

John the Baptist
Italian, Lombardy
late 15th century

Crucifix
German
1125–50

Refectory Bell
German
13th century

Agnus Dei
Francisco de Zurbarán
ca. 1635–40

Crozier Head with Lamb of God
Sicilian or North Italian
13th century

The Youthful Saint John the Baptist
Domenico Pieratti
ca. 1625–30

Agnus Dei
Byzantine
early 20th century (original dated 6th century)

Monstrance or Agnus Dei frame
Unknown
mid-19th century

Eagle Pendant
Chiriquí
800–1519 CE

Saint Barbara
Unknown
last quarter 18th century

Crozier with Lamb of God
North Italian
ca. 1360–1400

Plaque with Agnus Dei
Catalan
14th century

Plaque with the Ox of Saint Luke
Catalan
14th century

Plaque with the Lion of Saint Mark
Catalan
14th century

Plaque with the Eagle of Saint John
Catalan
14th century

Altarpiece with Christ, Saint John the Baptist, and Saint Margaret
Andrea da Giona
1434

Madonna and Child with Saints Michael and John the Baptist; The Noli Me Tangere; The Conversion of Saint Paul
Italian (Pisan) Painter

"Agnus Dei" Vase
Sidney Biehler Waugh
1935

Book of Hours
Simon Bening
ca. 1530–35

The Baptism of Christ
Nicolás Enríquez
1773

Head of a youth and Agnus Dei with arms of Paul V (Camillo Borghese, Pope 1605–21)
Italian
probably early 17th century

Chalice
French
mid-15th century

Platter
possibly Dutch
17th century

Madonna and Child with Saints Roch and Sebastian
Michele da Verona
early 16th century

Processional Cross
Spanish
ca. 1450

Sampler
German
1722–33