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The Digital Walters - W.442.A-D, Stein Quadriptych

Abstract

The Stein Quadriptych was likely created in Bruges, and it has been attributed to Simon Bening and associates, ca. 1525-30. This collection of sixty-four miniatures is mounted in four panels, each in sets of sixteen miniatures per panel. The ensemble of miniatures was first cited in scholarly literature as the Stein Quadriptych because the earliest known owner of the collection was Charles Stein until 1886. The miniatures seem to have been dismantled at some point and then reassembled in these four panels. No texts have been found on the backs of these miniatures by the Walters Conservation Department. However, because it was normal practice for illuminated folios to be inserted into South Netherlandish prayer books without accompanying text on the back, the lack of textual evidence does not rule out the possibility that these miniatures were once part of a prayer book. Based on formal visual analysis and the use of color, however, these 64 miniatures appear to have been meant to be viewed as an ensemble. The recitation of prayers from a book or from memory may have been intended while the suppliant viewed the visual program.

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    1. Panel A front

    2. Panel A back

    3. Panel A 1r

    4. Panel A 2r

    5. Panel A 3r

    6. Panel A 4r

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    15. Panel A 13r

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    17. Panel A 15r

    18. Panel A 16r

    19. Panel B front

    20. Panel B back

    21. Panel B 17r

    22. Panel B 18r

    23. Panel B 19r

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    25. Panel B 21r

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    37. Panel C front

    38. Panel C back

    39. Panel C 33r

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    50. Panel C 44r

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    54. Panel C 48r

    55. Panel D front

    56. Panel D back

    57. Panel D 49r

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    68. Panel D 60r

    69. Panel D 61r

    70. Panel D 62r

    71. Panel D 63r

    72. Panel D 64r

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