Our exhibition at TEFAF Maastricht this year features an exciting group of medieval objects, to include the wings of the high altar of the Saint Anna Chapel in Schwendi by Bartholomäus Zeitblom (c. 1455-1518), a deathbed scene miniature from Les douze périls d’enfer, illuminated by the Master of Cardinal de Bourbon in Paris c. 1485, and a limestone sculpture of a deacon saint carved in the workshop of Claus de Werve (c. 1380-1439) in Burgundy in the early years of the fifteenth century.
The exhibtion will also feature a group of important Islamic artworks, including a collection of Samanid epigraphic ceramics made in Central Asia during the 9th-10th centuries; as well as a group of important metalwork objects from the Persianate and Central Asian lands.
You can find a selection of highlights from our exhibition at TEFAF Maastricht below. We look forward to seeing you there at stand 102!
Right: Agostino di Duccio (1418-c.1481), A marble roundel depicting the Empress Faustina, Italy, Rimini, c. 1455-1457
A deacon saint
Burgundy, Dijon
c. 1410-1430
The wings of the high altar of the Saint Anna Chapel in Schwendi
Southern Germany, Swabia, Ulm
c. 1500
A cast brass lectern showing Saint Christopher transporting Christ across the river
Southern Low Countries, Tournai
c. 1475
A Deathbed Scene: a miniature from Les douze périls d’enfer, illuminated by the Master of Cardinal de Bourbon
France, Paris
between 1484-1496, but most probably c. 1485
A feline-shaped ZOOMORPHIC incense burner
Central Asia, Greater Khurasan, pOSSIBLY Tajikistan
c. 1050-1200
A monumental Samanid epigraphic bowl with a saying attributed to the Prophet Muhammad
Central Asia, probably Samarkand
c. 900-1000
A large, glazed water spout from the Dome of the Rock
Ottoman Jerusalem
c. 1545-1552
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Indian and Persian Drawings An Exhibition in Collaboration with Les Enluminures, New York
A Border Cartouche from one of the Ardabil Medallion Carpets Central Persia, Probably Qazvin, c. 1539–1540
