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Corpus Vitrearum USA

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Crowned Female Saint with Cloak and Knife

Crowned Female Saint with Cloak and KnifeSwitzerland (?)
16th century
Pot metal; white glass with silver stain
62.2 x 38.7 (24 1/2 x 15 1/4)
Replacements in left sleeve, bodice, and skirt

Provenance: Gift of C. Helme Strater, Jr., John B. Strater, and Margaret S. Robinson
Bibliography: Unpublished

Collection: Minneapolis Institute of Arts (Minneapolis, Minnesota)
Object/Accession: 76.38.81

Arms: (UPPER) Aigent impaling azure a mount vert (unidentified); (RIGHT) Azure three escutcheons azure damasked (unidentified); (LEFT) Or a double-headed eagle rampant sable (The Empire)
Image credit: Minneapolis Institute of Arts (Public Domain)

Entry From: Checklist III Filed Under: Minneapolis, Minneapolis Institute of Arts, Minnesota

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