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Maker(s):Unknown
Culture:German (?)
Title:Armorial Panel
Date Made:16th - 17th century
Type:Stained Glass
Materials:glass
Measurements:panel: 13 1/4 x 8 1/2 in.; 33.655 x 21.59 cm
Accession Number:  AC 2018.210
Credit Line:Gift of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, 2018
Museum Collection:  Mead Art Museum at Amherst College
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Description:
ID))): This stained glass pane features a rectangular coat of arms outlined in thick black, with an arch-shaped panel above it and an inverted arch-shaped panel below. The coat of arms contains a black shield outlined in gold, with thin silver curlicues and a diagonal gold line running from its top left corner to its bottom right. Curling black and gold mantling surrounds the shield. A black and gold knight’s helmet with a gold crown sits on top of the shield. Above the helmet are two black and gold trumpet-like instruments, each adorned with four black or gold spades. The coat of arms is set against a gold frame, with two gold columns on either side. The top and bottom panels are decorated with gold and white curlicues and leaves surrounding a central image, a golden flower in the bottom panel and a face wearing a golden crown in the top. (Naomi Meyer '27)

Tags:
columns; royalty; decoration and ornament; horns; symbolism; shape; windows; design

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