Émaux : la Crucifixion et les symboles des évangélistes

ca. 1100

On view at The Met Fifth Avenue in Gallery 304

L’abbé Bégon III (r. 1087–1107) commanda pour son monastère de Conques de précieuses œuvres d’art, dont faisait sans doute partie cet ensemble, probablement détaché d’une couverture de livre. La technique, le style et la palette sont exceptionnels. L’orfèvre a superposé des plaques de cuivre. La plaque inférieure est sillonnée de fils métalliques formant cloison, qui dessinent les traits des visages et les plis des étoffes, tandis que la plaque supérieure est découpée de manière à dessiner les silhouettes des personnages et les contours de la croix.

Artwork Details

Titre: Émaux : la Crucifixion et les symboles des évangélistes
Date: v. 1100
Aire géographique: Conques
Culture: Français
Technique: Émail champlevé et cloisonné sur cuivre doré
Dimensions: symboles des évangélistes : env. 10,1 x 6,1 x 0,3 cm chacun
Crédits: Don de J. Pierpont Morgan, 1917 (17.190.426—.429) ; achat, don de Michel David-Weill et 2006 Benefit Fund, 2007
Accession Number: 17.190.429
Curatorial Department: Medieval Art and The Cloisters

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