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杆

ca. 1230–50
On view at The Met Cloisters in Gallery 14
这组为弥撒而造的作品拥有华丽的纹样、精致的缠丝以及凸纹雕花和黑金镶嵌图案。圣餐盘用来盛面包，圣餐杯和麦杆则用来盛酒和喝酒。麦杆通常是成对的，有时使用它们是为了防止喝酒时溅出来，因为这里献上的酒代表基督的血。在圣餐杯和圣餐盘上装饰着基督一生中的故事，与其搭配的有《旧约》中预示这些事件的场景。十二门徒像环绕圣餐杯的杯体。圣忒鲁德皮尔特是这座位于弗莱堡附近的修道院的守护圣徒，这组作品正是出自那里，圣餐盘上对这位圣徒有突出的刻画，将他置于顶端圆形浮雕中基督肖像的对面。

Artwork Details

Object Information
  • 标题: 杆
  • 创作日期: 约1230–50年
  • 地域: 弗莱堡附近蒙斯特塔的圣忒鲁德皮尔特本笃会修道院
  • 文化: 德国
  • 材料: 银，银鎏金，黑金镶嵌，珠宝
  • 尺寸: 麦杆长81⁄2 英寸（21.6厘米）
  • 来源信息: 修道院分馆收藏，1947年
  • 藏品编号: 47.101.28
  • Curatorial Department: Medieval Art and The Cloisters

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