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A. Heraldic Panel: Arms of Anton Von Ramstein; B. a Canopy

A. Heraldic Panel: Arms of Anton Von Ramstein; B. a CanopyGermany, Lautenbach, Parish and Pilgrimage Church, (A) nave bay V, 2a
c. 1482
Pot metal; white glass with silver stain
A: 86.5 x 54.8 (34 x 21 1/2); B: 100.3 x 54.8 (39 1/2 x 21 1/2)
Top section of donor panel is modern; inscription restored; canopy is not original to donor panel

Provenance: Beiler, Heidelberg; Sir Edgar Speyer, London; Paul Drey Gallery, New York
Bibliography: Hans Wentzel, “A Late Gothic Window from Strassburg in Kansas City,” Art Quarterly 16 (1953), 328-330; Hans Wentzel, Meisterwerke der Glasmälerei (Berlin, 1954), 64, 66, 67, 101; Paul Frankl, Peter Hemmel, Glasmaler von Andlau (Berlin, 1956) 92, ill. 150a; Jane Hayward, rev. of Frankl, Art Bulletin 40 (1958), 75-78; Rudiger Becksmann, “Die Stifterfenster der Wallfahrtskirche zu Lautenbach,” Vitrea Dedicata (Berlin, 1975), (A) 57-58, pl. IIIb, 12, fig. 50, (B) 58; Rudiger Becksmann, Die Mittelalterlichen Glasmälereien in Baden und der Pfalz [Corpus Vitrearum Medii Aevi Deutschland II/I] (Berlin, 1979), (A) 178, 188-189, ill. pls. XVII, c, 120, fig. 388 (with complete Lautenbach bibliography), (B) 189.

Collection: The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art (Kansas City, Missouri)
Object/Accession: 44-61, Nelson Fund

Arms: A. Or per chevron sable, in canton a mullet or (unidentified); crest: on a barred helm to sinister two buffalo horns; mantling
Inscription: A. Anthon vo[…] Ramstein
Attributed to the workshop of Peter Hemmel of Andlau

Entry From: Checklist III Filed Under: Kansas City, Missouri, The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art

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