Caption

Triptych with the legend of St. Stanislaus, unknown sculptor, Hans von Kulmbach ca. 1485–1522 painter, legend of St. Stanislaus, Stanislaus of Szczepanów ca. 1030–1079, masterpiece, compare: brass crowns from the head of King Boleslaw secondary, crosier from the scene of the Murder of St. Stanislaus secondary, 1510–1520, Plawno parish church, place of finding, Kraków place of origin, altar, bas-relief, A tall, two-panel painted piece set within a gold arched frame shows two robed figures standing on a dark floor against a textured gold background; the left figure wears layered garments in teal, dark green, and muted red with a gold-trimmed cloak and a crown, holding a spherical object, while the right figure wears a flowing teal-blue robe over golden and dark red layers with a white head covering and a crown, hands held in front; both panels feature worn, cracked paint texture and rich gold tones in the background and frame, with visible shades of teal, green, red, gold, white, brown, and dark gray.

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Photo12/Liszt Collection

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LZT26A19_071

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Keywords

Triptych legend St Stanislaus unknown sculptor Hans von Kulmbach ca 1485–1522 painter Szczepanów ca 1030–1079 masterpiece compare brass crowns head King Boleslaw secondary crosier scene Murder Stanislaus secondary 1510–1520 Plawno parish church place finding Kraków place origin altar bas-relief tall two-panel painted piece set within gold arched frame two robed figures standing dark floor textured gold background left figure wears layered garments teal dark green muted red gold-trimmed cloak crown holding spherical object right figure wears flowing teal-blue robe golden dark red layers white covering hands held front panels feature worn cracked paint texture rich gold tones background visible shades green red brown dark gray.