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Cloister Section (Romanesque)
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Cloister Section (Romanesque)

ArtistIn the style of Cuxa Workshop (French)
Place of OriginLanguedoc-Roussillon, France
Dateabout 1150
Dimensionsapprox.: plinth to keystone: 91 1/2 in.
plinth to spring of arch: 67 1/2 in.
between columns (on centers): 64 1/8 in.
MediumColumn, base, and arcade
ClassificationArchitectural Elements
Credit LinePurchased with funds from the Libbey Endowment, Gift of Edward Drummond Libbey
Object number
1934.93E
Not on View
Published ReferencesPutney, Richard H., Medieval Art, Medieval People: The Cloister Gallery of the Toledo Museum of Art, The Toledo Museum of Art, Toledo, 2002, cover + p. 6, repr. (col.), pp. 4, 7, 9, repr. (b/w). The Toledo Museum of Art, Toledo Museum of Art Masterworks, Toledo, 2009, p. 104-105, repr. (col.). Reich, Paula, Toledo Museum of Art: Map and Guide, London, Scala, 2009, p. 14, repr. (col.)
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Cloister Section (Romanesque)
Cuxa Workshop
about 1150
Image Not Available for Cloister Section (Romanesque)
Cloister Section (Romanesque)
Cuxa Workshop
about 1150
Image Not Available for Cloister Section (Romanesque)
Cloister Section (Romanesque)
Cuxa Workshop
about 1150
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Cloister Section (Romanesque)
Cuxa Workshop
about 1150
Image Not Available for Cloister Arcade, probably from Espira-de-l’Agly
Cloister Arcade, probably from Espira-de-l’Agly
Cuxa Workshop
about 1150
Ornamental Relief
Ornamental Relief
11th century
Double-Sided Relief from a Church Chancel
Double-Sided Relief from a Church Chancel
1st century CE and 9th century CE
Room from the Chateau de Chenailles
Room from the Chateau de Chenailles
about 1640
Room from the Villa Solitude; a: Room (panel, windows, built-in cabinets & seat, 50 books in locked case); b: Table; c-d: two chairs; e: cradle; f: bread board with cutter; i: basin; j: watercan; k: candlestick; l: chandelier.
Room from the Villa Solitude; a: Room (panel, windows, built-in cabinets & seat, 50 books in locked case); b: Table; c-d: two chairs; e: cradle; f: bread board with cutter; i: basin; j: watercan; k: candlestick; l: chandelier.
1630
Image Not Available for Arcade with Double Capitals and Columns, possibly from Notre-Dame-de-Pontaut
Arcade with Double Capitals and Columns, possibly from Notre-Dame-de-Pontaut
about 1400
Image Not Available for Double Capitals from Saint-Pons-de-Thomières; Scenes from the Life of Saint Pons: Proconsul ordering torture of Saint Pons / Saint Pons and the Bears / Witnesses
Double Capitals from Saint-Pons-de-Thomières; Scenes from the Life of Saint Pons: Proconsul ordering torture of Saint Pons / Saint Pons and the Bears / Witnesses
mid-12th and early 13th century
Room from the Villa Solitude - Room (panel, windows, built-in cabinets & seat, 50 books in locked case)
Room from the Villa Solitude - Room (panel, windows, built-in cabinets & seat, 50 books in locked case)
1630

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