Saints George, Michael, and John the Baptist
Unidentified artist, German (Upper Rhine)
first quarter of the 16th century
Medium/TechniqueOil on panel
Dimensions184.2 x 123.2 cm (72 1/2 x 48 1/2 in.)
Credit LineGift of Edward Waldo Forbes
Accession number07.485
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[1] On the provenance of this panel see Jeanne Peipers, "Le peintre du maître-autel de Lautenbach, l'atelier de Durer et l'art du Rhin Supérieur" (Frankfurt, 1996), pp. 321-325. It was the reverse of the left wing of a now dismantled altarpiece. The reverse of the right wing, depicting Saints Dorothy, Apollonia, and Agatha, was also owned by Ludwig Schwanthaler and was lot 77 in the auction of 1879. It was offered for sale from the collection of Karl, Count of Maldeghem, by Christie's, Amsterdam, March 24, 1999, lot 107.
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