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Брошь-бант

400–450
On view at The Met Fifth Avenue in Gallery 301
Эта брошь — роскошный образец украшений восточногерманских женщин, проживавших на берегах Дуная в 300–400-х гг. Она, бесспорно, принадлежала женщине высокого социального статуса и входила в золотой гарнитур, состоявший из нарукавного браслета, колец и ожерелий с подвесками, который надевался для украшения погребального наряда.

Artwork Details

Object Information
  • Название: Брошь-бант
  • Дата: около 400–450 гг.
  • Культура: Поздний Рим
  • Материал: Серебро с покрытием из золотого листа и гранатами
  • Размер: 16,7 x 6,2 x 3,5 см
  • Благодарность: Фонд Флетчера, 1947
  • Номер объекта: 47.100.19
  • Curatorial Department: Medieval Art and The Cloisters

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