Vessel for Administering Communion to the Sick

Summary

Vessel for Administering Communion to the Sick is a crucifix^[1].

Key Facts

• Vessel for Administering Communion to the Sick is in the country of Germany^[2].
• Vessel for Administering Communion to the Sick's instance of is recorded as crucifix^[3].
• Vessel for Administering Communion to the Sick's genre is religious art^[4].
• Vessel for Administering Communion to the Sick is made of copper^[5].
• Vessel for Administering Communion to the Sick's collection is recorded as Schnütgen Museum^[6].
• Vessel for Administering Communion to the Sick's inventory number is recorded as G 37^[7].
• The location of Vessel for Administering Communion to the Sick was Schnütgen Museum^[8].
• Vessel for Administering Communion to the Sick's Commons category is recorded as Krankenversehgerät (Museum Schnütgen Inv.Nr. G 37)^[9].
• Vessel for Administering Communion to the Sick's catalog code is recorded as 211^[10].
• 1499 marks the founding of Vessel for Administering Communion to the Sick^[11].
• Vessel for Administering Communion to the Sick's exhibition history is recorded as Seeing & Believing^[12].
• Vessel for Administering Communion to the Sick's described by source is recorded as Q137753272^[13].
• Vessel for Administering Communion to the Sick's title is recorded as Krankenversehgerät^[14].
• Vessel for Administering Communion to the Sick's title is recorded as Vessel for Administering Communion to the Sick^[15].
• Vessel for Administering Communion to the Sick's height is recorded as {'amount': '+31'}^[16].
• Vessel for Administering Communion to the Sick's width is recorded as {'amount': '+18.5'}^[17].
• Vessel for Administering Communion to the Sick's thickness is recorded as {'amount': '+11'}^[18].

Body

Publication

Vessel for Administering Communion to the Sick's genre is religious art^[4].

Material and Period

Vessel for Administering Communion to the Sick is made of copper^[5]. The location of it was Schnütgen Museum^[8].