
Cleveland Museum of Art
Quatrilobed Plaque (pair): The Annunciation and The Descent from the Cross
- Date
- c. 1350–1400
- Medium
- translucent enamel (basse-taille) on silver
- Culture
- Spain, Catalonia?, 14th century
- Department
- Medieval Art
- Institution
- Cleveland Museum of Art
These plaques were probably originally placed at the end of the arms of a processional cross. They are decorated in an enameling technique called basse-taille in which colorful translucent enamel pastes are fused over an engraved and chased silver plaque.
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