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耶稣遭背叛与逮捕浮雕

1264–88
On view at The Met Fifth Avenue in Gallery 304
在中世纪的教堂里，诗班席隔屏将教堂正殿与唱诗班分隔开来。到十三世纪，这种隔屏上常装饰着华丽的叙事图案，尤其是耶稣受难的故事，即他在世上经历的最后一些事件。这件浮雕以极戏剧化的方式压缩呈现了四个重要事件：彼得拔刀削掉大祭司的仆人马勒古的耳朵；耶稣奇迹般地复原了他的耳朵；犹大用亲亲吻的暗号背叛耶稣；罗马士兵逮捕耶稣。由于这些隔屏阻碍了做礼拜的人参与教堂仪式，所以大多数欧洲教堂最终都把诗班席隔屏拆除了，亚眠大教堂的隔屏也于1755年被摧毁。这块浮雕是存留下来的最大、保存最完好的叙事雕塑之一。

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Object Information
  • 标题: 耶稣遭背叛与逮捕浮雕
  • 创作日期: 约1264–88年
  • 地域: 皮卡第，来自亚眠大教堂
  • 文化: 法国
  • 材料: 石灰石及颜料痕迹
  • 尺寸: 391⁄4 x 43 x 9 英寸（99.7 x 109.2 x 22.9厘米）
  • 来源信息: 艾萨克·D·弗莱彻夫妇收藏，艾萨克·D·弗莱彻遗赠，1917年
  • 藏品编号: 17.120.5
  • Curatorial Department: Medieval Art and The Cloisters

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