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Reliquary of the Infancy of Jesus, Treasury of St. Peter's

Reliquary of the Infancy of Jesus, Treasury of St. Peter's - 16137

Reliquary of the Wood of the True Cross, St. Peter's Treasury

Reliquary of the Wood of the True Cross, St. Peter's Treasury - 16139

Reliquary formerly of the Holy Lance, Treasury of St. Peter's

Reliquary formerly of the Holy Lance, Treasury of St. Peter's - 16135

Reliquary of the Wood of the True Cross, St. Peter's Treasury

Reliquary of the Wood of the True Cross, St. Peter's Treasury - 16136

Reliquary of the Wood of the True Cross, St. Peter's Treasury

Reliquary of the Wood of the True Cross, St. Peter's Treasury - 16150

Reliquary of the Infancy of Jesus, Treasury of St. Peter's

Reliquary of the Infancy of Jesus, Treasury of St. Peter's - 16151

Reliquary of the Infancy of Jesus, Treasury of St. Peter's

Reliquary of the Infancy of Jesus, Treasury of St. Peter's - 16152

Reliquary of the Wood of the True Cross, St. Peter's Treasury

Reliquary of the Wood of the True Cross, St. Peter's Treasury - 16148

Reliquary of the Wood of the True Cross, St. Peter's Treasury

Reliquary of the Wood of the True Cross, St. Peter's Treasury - 16155

The shape of the reliquary is a small temple with fluted and gilded Corinthian pilasters on stilobites, four on the sides and two on the fronts.

The shape of the reliquary is a small temple with fluted and gilded Corinthian pilasters on stilobites, four on the sides and two on the fronts. - 11202

Reliquary of the Infancy of Jesus,.

Reliquary of the Infancy of Jesus,. - 11205

Reliquary of the wood of the true cross.

Reliquary of the wood of the true cross. - 11203

On a hexalobed and enamelled foot stands the beveled rock crystal container and a singular crowning formed by a narrow band with a four-leafed motif in embossed lozenges on which are set 8 ogival windows.

On a hexalobed and enamelled foot stands the beveled rock crystal container and a singular crowning formed by a narrow band with a four-leafed motif in embossed lozenges on which are set 8 ogival windows. - 11204

On a hexalobed and enamelled foot stands the beveled rock crystal container and a singular crowning formed by a narrow band with a four-leafed motif in embossed lozenges on which are set 8 ogival windows.

On a hexalobed and enamelled foot stands the beveled rock crystal container and a singular crowning formed by a narrow band with a four-leafed motif in embossed lozenges on which are set 8 ogival windows. - 28821

This canopic box was made for a priest of Montu, Pady-Imenet, who seems to have lived during the reign of Takelot II (22nd dynasty). The box is made of plastered wood and painted with purification scenes: on the left the goddess-scorpion Selkis purifies Duamutef, on the right Nephtys purifies Hapi. On the lid is Anubis, god of the necropolis. The lids of the canopic jars are made of limestone while the vases are ceramic.

This canopic box was made for a priest of Montu, Pady-Imenet, who seems to have lived during the reign of Takelot II (22nd dynasty). The box is made of plastered wood and painted with purification scenes: on the left the goddess-scorpion Selkis purifies Duamutef, on the right Nephtys purifies Hapi. On the lid is Anubis, god of the necropolis. The lids of the canopic jars are made of limestone while the vases are ceramic. - 30522

This canopic box was made for a priest of Montu, Pady-Imenet, who seems to have lived during the reign of Takelot II (22nd dynasty). The box is made of plastered wood and painted with purification scenes (the scorpion-goddess Selkis purifying Duamutef, and Nephtys purifying Hapi are visible). On the lid is Anubis, god of the necropolis. The lids of the canopic jars are made of limestone while the vases are ceramic.

This canopic box was made for a priest of Montu, Pady-Imenet, who seems to have lived during the reign of Takelot II (22nd dynasty). The box is made of plastered wood and painted with purification scenes (the scorpion-goddess Selkis purifying Duamutef, and Nephtys purifying Hapi are visible). On the lid is Anubis, god of the necropolis. The lids of the canopic jars are made of limestone while the vases are ceramic. - 30523

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