Adoration of the Magi

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second half 15th century · Alabaster with paint and gilding · The Cloisters

The vicinity around Nottingham was rich in alabaster deposits, which led to the production of religious furnishings for church and home from about 1370 until the Reformation. Much of the work produced in the region was destined for export throughout Europe

Artist: Unknown
Date: second half 15th century
Medium: Alabaster with paint and gilding
Culture: British
Department: The Cloisters
Credit line: The Cloisters Collection, 1925

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