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Panel from a Casket with Scenes from Courtly Romances

Cleveland Museum of Art

Rectangular panel made of light-colored material, possibly ivory, with a raised border and multiple scenes carved into its surface. The panel is divided into sections by vertical rope-like carvings. Top section features multiple figures seated behind a lattice fence. Bottom section depicts a jousting scene with two men on horseback colliding with lances. Surrounding the jousting scene are additional carved scenes, including: - A man and woman in water - A man on horseback - A man and woman at a window - A person operating a wheel The carvings are intricate and detailed, with texture and shading adding depth to the scenes. The panel has small holes around its edges. The artist of this panel is unknown, but it is titled "Panel from a Casket with Scenes from Courtly Romances".

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900 × 497 px
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