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Type	Place/date	Current location

Opening Virgin triptych (Vierge ouvrante; Virxe abrideira; colonnettes); known as the Virgen Abridera de Allariz

Spanish (?), French (?); 13th century; 14th century

Allariz (Orense), Museo de Arte Sacro del Real Monasterio de Santa Clara, Inv. 1

Knop, 5 faces (?)

French (?); 16th century

Antwerp, Museum Mayer van den Bergh, MMB.0454

Gabled panel (wing, left; fragment of a diptych or polyptych), 2 registers, 1 arch across

French, South Netherlandish (Flemish); 14th century

Antwerp, Museum Mayer van den Bergh, MMB.0444

Four-sided relief (possibly fragment from a crozier; crosse; colonnettes; arcatures)

French (Paris); 14th century

Antwerp, Museum Mayer van den Bergh, MMB.0440

Opening Virgin triptych (Vierge ouvrante; Virxe abrideira; colonnettes); known as the Virgen Abridera de Allariz

Spanish (?), French (?); 13th century; 14th century

Allariz (Orense), Museo de Arte Sacro del Real Monasterio de Santa Clara, Inv. 1

Gabled panel (fragment of a diptych; left wing), 1 register, 1 arch across

Belgian (?) (Flemish, Hainaut or Liège province); 13th century

Antwerp, MAS|Collection Vleeshuis, AV.0825

Statuette

French; 13th century; 14th century

Hamburg, Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe, Inv. 1893.198

Openwork panel, 3 arches across (frise d'arcatures; plaque ajourée)

North French (Picardie) or English; French; 14th century; 15th century; 18th century; 19th century

New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1970.324.10

Two oval openwork medallions (médaillons ajourés)

French (Paris); 14th century; 15th century

New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art, 17.190.877

Openwork medallion (médaillon ajouré)

French (Paris); 15th century

New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art, 17.190.894


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