Crucifixion flanked by Saints ca. 1270 (probably before 1272) British English embroidery, or opus anglicanum (English work), was present across Europe. This small but fine panel, which likely decorated the front of a private altar, presents the Crucifixion of Jesus witnessed by Saint John, the Virgin, and saints James the Greater (with a satchel), Peter (with a key), Paul (with a sword), and Andrew (with an X-shaped cross). Reading from left to right, the coats of arms are those of Hastings, Fitz-Alan, England, Castile-Léon, DeClare, and DeVere. The placement of the arms of King Edward I (r. 1272-1307) and his queen, Eleanor of Castile, date the embroidery to between Edwards ascension in 1272 and Eleanors death in 1290.. Crucifixion flanked by Saints. British. ca. 1270 (probably before 1272). Silk. Textiles-Embroidered-Ecclesiastical

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Crucifixion flanked by Saints ca. 1270 (probably before 1272) British English embroidery, or opus anglicanum (English work), was present across Europe. This small but fine panel, which likely decorated the front of a private altar, presents the Crucifixion of Jesus witnessed by Saint John, the Virgin, and saints James the Greater (with a satchel), Peter (with a key), Paul (with a sword), and Andrew (with an X-shaped cross). Reading from left to right, the coats of arms are those of Hastings, Fitz-Alan, England, Castile-Léon, DeClare, and DeVere. The placement of the arms of King Edward I (r. 1272-1307) and his queen, Eleanor of Castile, date the embroidery to between Edwards ascension in 1272 and Eleanors death in 1290.. Crucifixion flanked by Saints. British. ca. 1270 (probably before 1272). Silk. Textiles-Embroidered-Ecclesiastical

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