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Portal

ca. 1250
On view at The Met Cloisters in Gallery 01
Die ersten christlichen Könige Frankreichs, Chlodwig I. und sein Sohn Chlothar I., die legendären Gründer der Abtei von Moutiers-Saint-Jean, stehen zu beiden Seiten des Portals und halten ihre Gründungsurkunden. In Seitennischen sind biblische Figuren, die die Kreuzigung Jesu vorhersagen. Im Giebelfeld darüber krönt Christus die Jungfrau zur Königin des Himmels. Dieses Portal, das wahrscheinlich vom Nordgang des Kreuzganges stammt, führte in die Abteikirche. Es wurde während der Religionskriege im 16. Jhd. schwer beschädigt, die Köpfe der beiden Könige könnten im 17. Jhd. restauriert worden sein.

Artwork Details

Object Information
  • Titel: Portal
  • Datum: ca. 1250
  • Geografie: Burgund, aus der Abtei von Moutiers-Saint-Jean, nahe Dijon
  • Kultur: Französisch
  • Medium: Kalkstein mit Farbspuren
  • Dimensionen: 4,7 x 3,8 m
  • Anerkennung: The Cloisters Collection, 1932; The Cloisters Collection, 1940
  • Akzession Nr.: 32.147
  • Curatorial Department: Medieval Art and The Cloisters

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