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The Westminster Retable is a painted and gilded wooden altarpiece made in England around 1260-1270 for Westminster Abbey. Although much of its surface has been damaged, surviving sections include figures of Christ, the Virgin Mary, Saint John, Saint Peter, and narrative scenes rendered with delicate...
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Rare early English panel survival, historically crucial despite damaged condition and limited visual completeness.
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The Thornham Parva Retable is a painted medieval English altarpiece, generally dated to the fourteenth century and preserved in the Church of Saint Mary at Thornham Parva in Suffolk. Its long panel contains scenes from the lives and Passion of Christ, framed by decorative architectural forms. The re...
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Exceptional English medieval retable survival, admired for rarity and preservation, narrower global impact.
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