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Silver altar, dated 1620, with a frame of ebony, from the chapel of Husum Castle. Originally associate with the sister of Christian IV, the Duchess Augusta. The silverwork is by Albrecht von Horn of Augsburg. Crucifixion. National Museum of Denmark.
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Caption:
Silver altar, dated 1620, with a frame of ebony, from the chapel of Husum Castle. Originally associate with the sister of Christian IV, the Duchess Augusta. The silverwork is by Albrecht von Horn of Augsburg. Crucifixion. National Museum of Denmark.
Credit:
Album / Prisma
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Image size:
2870 x 4266 px | 35.0 MB
Print size:
24.3 x 36.1 cm | 9.6 x 14.2 in (300 dpi)
Keywords:
1620 • 17TH CENTURY • 17TH • ALBRECHT VON HORN OF AUGSBURG • ALTAR • ART • ARTFORM: GOLDWORK • ARTS • BAS-RELIEF • BIBLE NT • CALVARY • CASTEL • CENTRAL • CHAPEL • CHRIST PASSION • CHRIST • CHRISTIAN IV • CHRISTIAN • COPENHAGEN • CROSS • CRUCIFIED • CRUCIFIXION OF JESUS • DANISH • DEAD • DEATH OF CHRIST • DEATH • DENMARK • DUCHESS AUGUSTA • EBONY • EMBOSSED • EUROPA • EUROPE • EXECUTATED • FAITH • FRAME • GALLERIE • GALLERY • GOLD AND PRECIOUS MATERIALS • GOLD • GOLDEN • GOLDSMITH • GOLDSMITHERY • GOLDWORK • GOLGOTHA • HISTORIA UNIVERSAL • HISTORIA • HISTORY • HUSUM • JERUSALEM • JESUS CHRIST • JESUS • JOHN THE APOSTLE • LEGEND • MADONNA • MARIA • MARY MAGDALENE • MARY • MESSIAH • METALWORKING • MODERN AGE • MODERN ERA • MODERN PERIOD • MOTHER OF JESUS • MOUNT CLAVARY • MOUNT • MUSEUM • MUSEUMS • NATIONAL MUSEUM OF DENMARK • NATIONAL MUSEUM • NEW TESTAMENT • NORDIC • NORDICA • ORFEBRERIA • PASSION OF CHRIST • PASSION • PERIOD: RENAISSANCE • PINACOTECA • RELATIONSHIP SISTER-SISTER • RELIEF • RELIEFS • RELIEVE • RELIGION • RELIGIOUS • RENAISSANCE • REPRESENT • SCANDINAVIA • SCANDINAVIAN • SCULPTED • SCULPTING • SCULPTURE • SCULPTURE. • SILVER ALTAR • SILVER • SILVERWORK • SISTER • SISTERS • VIRGIN MARY • XVII CENTURY
