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| Mosaics and Stained-Glass, Painted coloured glass, lead, 83x47 cm |
| Origin: Germany, Late 14th century |
| Album: Typological Window I "The Bible of the Poor" |
| Personage: Abraham |
| Style: Gothic |
| Source of entry: Marienkirche, Frankfurt an der Oder, 1946 |
| Theme: The Bible and Christianity |
| Transferred from Germany after World War II |
| Artwork
Depicting Scenes from Abraham's Life Abraham and Isaac, stained glass panel, (c.1485) from the south clerestory ... Pieter Coeck van Aelst, Abraham's Sacrifice of Isaac, painted oak statue, ... |
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Sacrifice of Isaac In the panel, with a wide and vigorous gesture, Abraham waves the dagger he is murdering ... of the ancient stained glass windows (G. and P. Bertini 1861). ... |
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Glass Windows - St. Bride's Episcopal Church STAINED GLASS WINDOWS. The church has five stained glass windows. ... The left panel depicts the 'sacrifice' of Isaac by his father Abraham (Genesis 22 and ... |
| FoxChaseIndex General History -The stained glass windows in our church tell many stories from the Bible ... The next panel shows Abraham about to sacrifice his son Isaac. ... |
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