

Plaque Pair: Simon and Thaddaeus and Thomas and Matthew
Two square plaques side by side on a black background. Each plaque has a gold background with a blue border. The left plaque depicts two men with brown hair and beards. The man on the left has a blue halo and holds a red and blue book. The man on the right has a green robe over a white robe with red and white dots on the shoulder. The man on the right holds a book. The right plaque depicts two men with brown hair and beards. The man on the left has a blue halo and a green robe over a white robe. The man on the right has a blue robe over a white robe. The man on the right holds a red and blue book. The man on the left holds up his right index finger. The plaques have holes in each corner. The plaques have black writing at the top. The left plaque says "S I M O N T H A D D A E V S." The right plaque says "T O M M A A T H E V S."
Artwork details
- Dimensions:
- 900 × 440 px
- Museum record:
- View original
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