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Pair of candelabra, Maison Ferdinand Barbedienne  French, Gilt brass, cloisonné enamel, French, Paris
Manufactory Maison Ferdinand Barbedienne
ca. 1865–70
Head of a Youth, Limestone, French
French
ca. 1150–75
The Cloisters Cross, Walrus ivory, British
British
ca. 1150–60
The Healing of the Blind Man and the Raising of Lazarus, Fresco transferred to canvas, Spanish
Spanish
first half 12th century (possibly 1129–34)
Arles, St. Trophime, Edouard Baldus  French, born Prussia, Albumen silver print from glass negative
Edouard Baldus
1861 or after
The Temptation of Christ by the Devil, Fresco transferred to canvas, Spanish
Spanish
first half 12th century (possibly 1129–34)
Tympanum with a Horse and Rider, Stone; carved, with traces of paint
second half 14th century
Portal of Saint-Ursin, Bourges, Bisson Frères  French, Albumen silver print from glass negative
Photography Studio Bisson Frères
Louis-Auguste Bisson
Auguste-Rosalie Bisson
ca. 1855
St. Gilles, Edouard Baldus  French, born Prussia, Albumen silver print from paper negative
Edouard Baldus
1853
Portail milieu d'Aubeterre, Gustave Le Gray  French, Salted paper print from paper negative
Gustave Le Gray
1851
Double Capital, Marble, French
French
1480–1500
Chartres Cathedral, Pierre Emile Joseph Pécarrère  French, Salted paper print from paper negative
Pierre Emile Joseph Pécarrère
1850–52
Roundel with Christ and the Adulterous Woman, Pseudo-Ortkens  South Netherlandish, Colorless glass, vitreous paint and silver stain, South Netherlandish
Style of Pseudo-Ortkens
ca. 1525
Apse from San Martín at Fuentidueña, Limestone, Spanish
On loan to The Met
Spanish
ca. 1175–1200
Roundel with Daniel Slaying the Dragon, Pseudo-Ortkens  South Netherlandish, Colorless glass, vitreous paint and silver stain, South Netherlandish
Style of Pseudo-Ortkens
ca. 1520
Reconstructed Portal, Limestone, Spanish
Spanish
early 13th century
Chessman (King), Plaster, painted yellow, European
European
20th century
[Wilton], Unknown, Albumen silver print from paper negative
Unknown
1850s
Roundel with Susanna Led to Judgement, Colorless glass, vitreous paint and silver stain, North Netherlandish
North Netherlandish
ca. 1510
Christian Inspiration, Pierre Puvis de Chavannes  French, Pastel over watercolor, gouache, on cream-colored paper
Pierre Puvis de Chavannes
1883–86
Plaque, Stoneware, German, Rhineland
German, Rhineland
ca. 1500
Roundel with Sacrifice in the Temple, Colorless glass, vitreous paint and silver stain, South Netherlandish
South Netherlandish
ca. 1515–25
Doorway from Notre-Dame at Reugny, Limestone, French
French
late 12th century
Capital, Marble, Catalan
Catalan
ca. 1130–40
Roundel with the Blinding of Zaleucus of Locria, Colorless glass, vitreous paint and silver stain, South Netherlandish
South Netherlandish
ca. 1510–20
Jérusalem. Façade de l'Église Ste. Anne., Louis de Clercq  French, Albumen silver print from paper negative
Louis de Clercq
Lithographer H. Jannin
Printer J. Blondeau et Antonin
1860 or later
Allegory of Rout and Pillage, Dirck Vellert  Netherlandish, Colorless glass, vitreous paint and silver stain, Flemish
Style of Dirck Vellert
ca. 1520
Roundel with Susanna Before the Judge, Colorless glass, vitreous paint and silver stain, South Netherlandish
South Netherlandish
1510–15
Roundel with the Last Supper, Colorless glass, silver stain, vitreous paint, North Netherlandish
North Netherlandish
1515–25

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