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Close-Up Altar.
I've been doing some more sniffing around on the 'Net for a work project, and I've come across this very nice project: The Rode Project, featuring two altars by the late-medieval artist Hermen Rode. One of them is in Lübeck, the other in Tallinn, and both are absolutely spectacular - and you can have a really close look at them in the Rode Project.
Both are from the late 15th century, and you can virtually open them to enjoy the altars in all their aspects - plus see the paintings in infra-red or in normal light. And, of course, marvel at the wonderful things that all the people are wearing!
Both are from the late 15th century, and you can virtually open them to enjoy the altars in all their aspects - plus see the paintings in infra-red or in normal light. And, of course, marvel at the wonderful things that all the people are wearing!
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