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Joseph Otto Entres

German, 1804 - 1870

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This is an image of a group scene in an interior setting. The image depicts a crowded room where multiple figures are gathered around a central figure lying on a bed. The figures are intricately detailed, with careful attention given to the expressions and garments of each person. The central figure appears to be in a state of rest or unwell, as others engage in reading or observation around her. Curtains hang above and around the bed, adding a sense of intimacy and seclusion to the scene. The composition features rich textures, especially in the flowing drapery and hair of the individuals present. There is an intricate candlestick at the forefront. The initials "M + S" at the bottom indicate a signature mark.
Martin Schongauer, Death of the Virgin, c. 1470/1475, engraving on laid paper, Rosenwald Collection, 1943.3.34

Death of the Virgin

Martin Schongauer · c. 1470/1475 · engraving on laid paper ·  Accession ID  1943.3.34

The image shows two figures. The person on the left is standing, holding a sword and a draped fabric. They have curly, medium-length hair, a beard, and are wearing elaborate clothing. The person on the right is kneeling, unclothed, with a strained facial expression looking up at the standing figure. The backdrop is plain.
Martin Schongauer, Saint Martin Dividing His Cloak, c. 1475, engraving on laid paper, Rosenwald Collection, 1943.3.63

Saint Martin Dividing His Cloak

Martin Schongauer · c. 1475 · engraving on laid paper ·  Accession ID  1943.3.63

This is a drawing of a heraldic crest. It features a coat of arms with a shield at the center. The shield has two quadrants: the upper quadrant displays a lion and a rope, and the lower quadrant shows a dog. Above the shield is a crown-like structure with a crowned lion holding two flags. Surrounding the central arrangement are scrollwork and decorative elements. The text below the image reads, "Omnia ex Deo veniunt," which means "All things come from God." The drawing is in monochrome, highlighting the linework and shading.
Albrecht Dürer, Coat of Arms of Lorenz Staiber, probably 1520/1521, woodcut on laid paper, Rosenwald Collection, 1946.21.111

Coat of Arms of Lorenz Staiber

Albrecht Dürer · probably 1520/1521 · woodcut on laid paper ·  Accession ID  1946.21.111