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Saint James the Less with a Member of the Beth Family and His Wife and Daughter

Saint James the Less with a Member of the Beth Family and His Wife and DaughterNorthern Lowlands, Amsterdam, Charterhouse (?)
c. 1520
Pot metal; white glass with silver stain
71.1 x 47.0 (28 X 18 1/2)
Some mended cracks; pitting of white glass and weathering; marked 3; inscription from another panel

Provenance: Sir Thomas Neave, Bart., Dagnam Park, Essex; Grosvenor Thomas, London; Roy Grosvenor Thomas, New York, to 1923; Felix Warburg, New York; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rothschild, New York
Bibliography: Grosvenor Thomas Stock Book no. I, 100-101, item no. 2; Unpublished. Related Material: Donors with Patron Saint Paul, Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum, in Checklist I, 89.

Collection: The Brooklyn Museum (Brooklyn, New York)
Object/Accession: 55.84.2 Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rothschild

Arms: (UPPER LEFT) Sable three bezants, two and one (Beth); !UPPER RIGHT) Or (recte vert) a fess argent (Boulens); (PRIE-DIEU) Sable three bezants, two and one (Beth)
Inscriptions: above scene: See mulieres exeuntes cito de monumeto nuciare/ discipulis ei0 ecce ihesus occurrit illis dices‡auete‡/ ille at accesserunt et tenuerut pedes ei´‡MATH VLTIO; In scene: A B
School of Jacob Cornelisz van Oostsanen

Entry From: Checklist III: Addenda Filed Under: Brooklyn, New York, The Brooklyn Museum

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