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Medium:Ceramics2 Painting1

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1420s1
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Minneapolis Institute of Art3
Cleveland Museum of Art1

Nationality

French5,231
British4,734
American3,379
German2,539
Italian1,551
Greece1,000
Dutch786
Chinese556
Spanish240
Russian226
Bohemian217
Swiss212
Netherlandish209
Flemish165
Australian120
Austrian102
Japanese85
Brazilian54
Unknown53
Mexican51
Argentine48
Greek45
Prussian40
Belgian36
Persian32
Giovanni31
Cuban30
Danish28
English27
Habsburg Netherlands26

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Icon of the Mother of God and Infant Christ (Virgin Eleousa), Angelos Akotantos, c. 1425–50, tempera and gold on wood

Icon of the Mother of God and Infant Christ (Virgin Eleousa)

Angelos Akotantos · c. 1425–50

tempera and gold on wood

Cleveland Museum of Art

CC0

1 show

Rattle in the form of a Dignitary, Maya artist, 900–1199, Ceramic

Rattle in the form of a Dignitary

Maya artist · 900–1199

Ceramic

Minneapolis Institute of Art

CC0

Bowl, Maya artist, c. 800–1200 CE, Clay, pigments

Bowl

Maya artist · c. 800–1200 CE

Clay, pigments

Minneapolis Institute of Art

CC0

Whistle, Maya artist, 600–900, Ceramic, pigment

Whistle

Maya artist · 600–900

Ceramic, pigment

Minneapolis Institute of Art

CC0