Techniques and Reception of Prints in Central and Eastern Europe (15th–18th c.)
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Pilate Washing His Hands
(New York, The Met)
Details
printing: impression
woodcut
paper
page: figure
matrix h: 239 mm
matrix w: 162 mm
Previous states
Following states
Matrices
Hans Schäufelein (printmaker),
Pilate Washing His Hands (Peypus; Wietor)
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Part of
Set of Passion scenes by Schäufelein et al. ca 235 x 160 mm (Peypus; Wietor)
Complex object
In-Urus parts
Actors
Hans Schäufelein (ca 1480 - 11 November 1539/13 September 1540)
printmaker : 1 January 1505 - 30 August 1507
Places
Nuremberg
production place : 1507
New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art
(19.52.52) storage place
In-Urus interactions
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Pilate Washing His Hands and the Mocking of Christ (Szydłowiec, parish church of St Sigismund). Part of Pentaptych commissioned by Jakub and Zofia Szydłowiecki (Szydłowiec, parish church of St Sigismund)
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Master of the Triptych of Wójtowa (painter), Pilate Washing His Hands. Part of Triptych from Wójtowa (Tarnów, Muzeum Diecezjalne)
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Monogrammist IS with a shovel (printmaker), Pilate Washing His Hands (Egenolff). Part of Set of gospel scenes (Anshelm & Albrecht; Egenolff; Behem)
In-Urus image-to-narrative interactions
Iconography description
Pilate washing his hands (Iconclass: 73D3233)
Narrative
Functional context
Caption
Thing liknesses
Inscriptions, Markings and Mentions
Matrix inscriptions
Thing mention
References
Graphic catalogue entry
Matrices' graphic catalogue entries
Bartsch: VII.253.34- 17
Hollstein German: XLIII.726
Web resources
external link
Bibliography
Comments
State of art
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2021-10-13 13:41
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2023-06-27 21:40
