Cleveland Museum of Art
Relic of St. Gertrude
- Date
- c. 1045
- Medium
- Plain weave variant rose colored silk with an extant selvage
- Culture
- Germany, Lower Saxony?, Romanesque period, 11th century
- Department
- Medieval Art
- Institution
- Cleveland Museum of Art
This relic is housed in the portable altar commissioned by Countess Gertrude of Brunswick, one of the Guelph Treasure’s earliest and most sumptuous objects. An X-ray revealed no solid material is wrapped in this piece of cloth.
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