Prague Altar
Prague Altar is an altar or polyptych.
Overview
Five fragments of the altar paintings by Lucas Cranach the Elder.
In detail
It is recorded as the work of Lucas Cranach the Elder.
Recorded constituent parts are Prague Altarpiece [central panel, fragment]: St Catherine and St Barbara with fragments of the figures of St Dorothea and St Margaret, Prague Altarpiece [left wing, fragment]: Female Saint (Apollonia?), Prague Altarpiece, Female saint (Agnes?) with a page and Prague Altarpiece [right panel, fragment]: Saint Christina.
The record gives 1520 as its date of establishment or first appearance.
It is recorded in the collection of St. Vitus Cathedral.
Sources
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Wikidata, structured authority record Q26215807: Prague Altar
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