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Opus Anglicanum: The Evelyn Thomas Database of Medieval English Embroidery
Christie No.: 52
United States, New York, New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art
late 13c.
Diagram
Accession No. 17.190.186
Collection of J. Pierpont Morgan, London and New York (until 1917).
Each apostle within architectural frame, six escutcheons (Hastings, Earl of Arundel, England, Castille-Léon, Clare, and De Vere) in arch spandrels (6-11); crescent moon and stars in background.
Morris, F., "English Ecclesiastical Embroidery in the Morgan Collection," Art in America, IV (1915-1916), pp. 195-200; fig. 1
De Farcy, L., Broderie, Suppl. II (1919), p. 153; pl. 196 (2)
Little, F., "Exhibition of English Embroidery," Metropolitan Museum of Art Bulletin, XXIV (1929), p. 262; figure
Christie, A., English Medieval Embroidery (1938), pp. 96-97 (no. 52); pl. L (A); fig. 90
Boston, Museum of Fine Arts, Arts of the Middle Ages (1940), cat. 98; p. 34; pl. XLVII (98)
London, Victoria and Albert Museum, Opus Anglicanum (1963), cat. 33; pp. 20-21
Husband, T., "Ecclesiastical Vestments of the Middle Ages," Metropolitan Museum of Art Bulletin, n.s., XXIX (1970-1971), p. 286; fig. 2
Young, B., "Opus Anglicanum," Metropolitan Museum of Art Bulletin, n.s., XXIX (1970-1971), p. 296; fig. 16
Ottawa, National Gallery, Art and Courts (1972), I, p. 164 (85); II, pl. III
Providence, Rhode Island School of Design, Museum of Art, Transformations of the Court Style (1977), cat. 34; pp. 94-95; fig. p. 94