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A Lady and a Feasting Scene with the Arms of Bodmer

A Lady and a Feasting Scene with the Arms of BodmerSwitzerland, Baden (canton Aargau)
c. 1530
Pot metal and white glass with silver stain; flashed and abraded glass
33.4 x 20.7 (13 1/8 x 8 1/16)

Provenance: Unknown
Bibliography: Art Quarterly 17 (Autumn 1954), 301.

Collection: Cleveland Museum of Art (Cleveland, Ohio)
Object/Accession: 54.150 J.H. Wade Fund

Arms: Or a lion rampant gules turned to sinister langued and armed or, on a chief sable three plates (Bodmer); with mantling or and gules and helm argent; crest: on a coronet a demi-lion issuant as on shield
Inscription: Hei[.]rich Bodmer zuo Baden,

Entry From: Checklist III Filed Under: Cleveland, Cleveland Museum of Art, Ohio

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