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Techniques and Reception of Prints in Central and Eastern Europe (15th–18th c.)

Things (Material, inanimate objects, mostly works of art, both preserved and unpreserved)

Iconography in context: [IcoC8517] Iconographies: Crucified Christ with Mary, John, and Mary Magdalene (the three crosses), Crucified Christ with Mary, John, Stephaton and Longinus (the three crosses), Crucified Christ with other persons than John, Mary, Mary Magdalene or soldiers, Soldiers throwing dice for Christ's seamless garment - Functional context: Gospel of Matthew - Literary context: Passion of Christ (Matthew)

With images

ID	Thing	Type	Category	Technique	Materials	Function	Image	Width	Height	Depth	Date description	Date from	Date to
[T923]	Jost Amman (designer, printmaker?), Multi-Figural Crucifixion. In Icones Novi Testamenti ..., Frankfurt am Main: Sigmund Feyerabend (printer), 1571 (Munich, BSB), fol. GIVr ◼	printing: impression	page: figure	woodcut	paper	book decoration: illustration