Gerard David Nativity Scene Glass Disc Ornament
Art ornaments celebrating The Met collection.
This serene scene comes from the center panel of Gerard David's (Netherlandish, ca. 1455–1523) triptych The Nativity with Donors and Saints Jerome and Leonard (ca. 1510–15) in The Met's European Paintings collection. The artist depicts the birth of Christ in the manger as a continuous narrative across all three panels, although the donor figures are kept distinct from the sacred protagonists. The two donors, who are presented by Saints Jerome and Leonard, have remained unidentified. They could have been called Anthony and Catherine, since they are painted with the attributes (such as the pig, sword, and spiked wheel) of saints with these names.
Art ornaments celebrating The Met collection.
This serene scene comes from the center panel of Gerard David's (Netherlandish, ca. 1455–1523) triptych The Nativity with Donors and Saints Jerome and Leonard (ca. 1510–15) in The Met's European Paintings collection. The artist depicts the birth of Christ in the manger as a continuous narrative across all three panels, although the donor figures are kept distinct from the sacred protagonists. The two donors, who are presented by Saints Jerome and Leonard, have remained unidentified. They could have been called Anthony and Catherine, since they are painted with the attributes (such as the pig, sword, and spiked wheel) of saints with these names.
- Hand blown glass
- Includes gold mesh ribbon for hanging
- 3 3/4'' diam.
- Polish with a soft, dry cloth
- Gift boxed
- Imported
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