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Priesters en Levieten vieren Pascha (Pesach), Hans Holbein (II), 1538

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Priesters en Levieten vieren Pascha (Pesach), Hans Holbein (II), 1538

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Identification

Title(s)

Priesters en Levieten vieren Pascha (Pesach)

Object type

Object number

RP-P-OB-4511DD(R)

Catalogue reference

Hollstein German 100-60

Description

Priesters en Levieten vieren het Pascha (Pesach of Joodse paasfeest) met ongedesemd brood. Op het altaar buiten worden de dieren geofferd, op de grond liggen enkele dode schapen gereed. In de marge boven de afbeelding staat de tekst III Esdrae I [Esdrae 6].

Creation

Artist

print maker: Hans Holbein (II)
Veit Rudolf Specklin

Dating

1538

Material and Technique

Material

paper

Measurements

height 60 mm × width 85 mm
height 84 mm × width 100 mm

Explanatory note

Houtblok voor het eerst gebruikt in: Biblia Utriusque Testamenti iuxta Vulgatam Translationem, Lyon, M. en G. Trechsel (voor Hugo à Porta) 1538. Later in verschillende uitgaven opnieuw gebruikt.

Subject

What

the first Passover is celebrated in the new temple ~ the book of Ezra

Acquisition and rights

Acquisition

transferred 1816

Copyright

Public domain

Relations

Tobit wordt blind
Pascha
Pascha

Persistent URL

To refer to this object please use the following persistent URL: http://hdl.handle.net/10934/RM0001.COLLECT.31803