Panel from a Choir Stall

Cleveland Museum of Art

Panel from a Choir Stall

Date
c. 1330–1340
Medium
walnut
Culture
Spain, Catalonia, Monastery of Pedralbes, 14th century
Department
Medieval Art
Institution
Cleveland Museum of Art
Object ID
146080

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The large panel shown here was probably the end panel of a stall that faced another across the choir of a Gothic church. The panel is carved with the figure of St. Francis of Assisi kneeling in prayer and receiving the stigmata. Two standing figures also appear on this panel: a nun at the left (perhaps St. Claire) and a female martyr at the right. Below is St. Michael and the dragon.

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Credit line
John L. Severance Fund
Provenance
Charles Stein, Paris (c. 1897); George Hoentschel, Paris (c. 1908); J. P. Morgan, New York (until 1916); Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York; (Blumka Gallery, New York).

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