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Heraldic Panel: Arms of Hanelutz and Kolbin

Heraldic Panel: Arms of Hanelutz and KolbinFrance, Strasbourg or Germany, Colmar
1582
Pot metal; white glass with silver stain, enamel; flashed glass, abraded
Dimensions not noted
Some repaired cracks

Provenance: A. Seligmann, Rey & Co., New York; William Randolph Hearst, Los Angeles, to 1945
Bibliography: Hearst ms. (1942), no. 266; LACMA Quarterly (1944), 5; Normile (1946), 43-44.

Collection: Los Angeles County Museum (Los Angeles, California)
Object/Accession: 45.21.41 William Randolph Hearst Collection

Arms: (LEFT and BELOW) Azure on a triple mount argent a cock or (Hanelutz); (RIGHT) sable two tilting spears per saltire or (Kolbin); crest: on a tilting helm to dexter a demi-man garbed parti or and azure and holding in his dexter hand a pickaxe proper; mantling of the colors
Inscriptions: above: ach gott biss du unss/ bauer drost./ Du hast unss […] erlosst; below: Hans Ludwig han.elutz Burger und Goldschmet/ Zuo Colmer Und Elisabeth Kolbin von/ Nurenberg sain Elhiche haus fraw [.]nno.l5 82. around arms: Hans Ludwig hanelutz der Junger.
Attributed to the atelier founded in Strasbourg by a Swiss glass painter from Zugi (active from 1581)

Entry From: Checklist III Filed Under: California, Los Angeles, Los Angeles County Museum

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