DISCOVER OUR LATEST ACQUISITIONS
Here you will find the newest additions to our catalog—our latest acquisitions of Romanesque and High Gothic art. Each work has undergone a rigorous appraisal, complemented by in-depth research into artistic and bibliographic references, ensuring the accuracy of its chronological and stylistic attribution.
Gothic Virgin in Majesty. Aragon - circa 1300.
Gothic Virgin in Majesty, Aragon, circa 1300, carved polychromed wood, close to Tarazona. Rare and important medieval sculpture with ancient polychromy, Basque-Navarrese-Riojan type, with blessing Child...
Gothic Virgin in Majesty Available
Marble Agnus Dei - Florence - Quattrocento. Coat of arms of the Arte della Lana.
Marble Agnus Dei, Florence, Quattrocento: armorial bas-relief of the Arte della Lana, the wool guild, circa 1450...
Gothic Agnus Dei Available
Frieze panel - Romanesque Burgundy. Cluny influences.
Romanesque limestone frieze panel, Southern Burgundy, Cluniac circle, 12th century. Relief with confronted griffin and asp, a rare medieval sculpture of French Romanesque art...
Cluniac Romanesque relief Available
Romanesque capital with interlace decoration. Franconia, 12th century.
12th-century Romanesque capital in Main pink sandstone, carved with tripartite ribbon interlace. Franconia/Würzburg provenance (1150–1170), Imperial art under the Hohenstaufen...
German Romanesque capital Available
Circle of Antoine Le Moiturier. Burgundian School 15th century.
Burgundian sculpture, 15th century (c. 1470–1480), attributed to the circle of Antoine Le Moiturier: an apostle in the round (probably Saint Matthew) in pale limestone, with deep drapery and finely carved features...
Circle of Antoine Le Moiturier Available
Romanesque mask – Cornice element. Oise Valley.
Romanesque male cornice mask from a church, Oise Valley (Beauvais), mid-12th century: hieratic face with almond eyes, striated hair, medieval sculpture...
Romanesque mask Available
Gothic Virgin and Child - Eastern France. Mid-14th century.
Walnut Gothic Virgin and Child, Eastern France (Barrois/Lorraine), circa 1340–1360. Rayonnant courtly style, lively drapery, intended for private devotion...
Gothic Virgin and Child Available
Saint John - Saalfeld School. Hans Gottwald von Lohr.
Saint John the Evangelist, late Gothic German sculpture in polychrome limewood, Saalfeld school circa 1500, attributed to Hans Gottwald von Lohr, close to Lendenstreich...
Hans Gottwald von Lohr Sold
Corpus Christi. Burgundy 13th century.
Gothic Corpus Christi in polychromed and gilded walnut, this medieval crucified Christ comes from the borderlands between northern Burgundy and southern Champagne, dating from the last third of the 13th century. It is a crowned Christ of royal type, typical of the Rayonnant Gothic style, preserving important traces of its original polychromy: flesh tones still visible on the torso, gilding on the perizonium and on the crown...
Corpus Christi Burgundy Available
Provençal Romanesque historiated capital. Herod and the Massacre of the Innocents.
Provençal Romanesque historiated capital from the 12th century, Herod and the Massacre of the Innocents, in dolomitic limestone, closely related to Saint-Trophime in Arles and Avignon, a rare medieval collectors’ sculpture...
Romanesque historiated capital. Available
Lamentation of Christ. Attributed to the Master of Monesties.
Elements of a Lamentation of Christ in polychrome walnut, two life-size holy women, late 15th century, Albi region, attributed to the Master of Monestiès; polychromy preserved; ex-collection Édouard Bresset...
Lamentation of Christ Available
Figural Romanesque Capital. Rhône Valley.
Romanesque marble capital (Rhône Valley / Velay, 12th c.): central mascaron, winged sirens with serpentine tails, acanthus, angular busts. Medieval sculpture, iconography of temptation...
Romanesque capital Available
Risen Christ. Attributed to the workshop of Niklaus Weckmann.
Risen Christ standing in subtle contrapposto, circa 1490–1510, limewood carved in the round and hollowed at the back, attributed to the workshop of Niklaus Weckmann...
Workshop of Niklaus Weckmann. Sold
Saint Anne with the Virgin and Child - Anna Selbdritt. Upper Rhine - late 13th century.
Important Saint Anne with the Virgin and Child (Anna Selbdritt), Upper Rhine, late 13th c.: Gothic elm-wood sculpture, hollowed back, Romanesque–Gothic transition, Lake Constance...
Anna Selbdritt Available
Irish Celtic Early Christian Reliefs. Ulster 8th–11th centuries.
Granite reliefs, early Irish Christian Insular art from Ulster (8th–11th c.), frontal busts with prominent eyes and crossed arms; one holds a cross pattée...
Early Middle Ages Sold
Romanesque capital. Occitania 12th century.
Romanesque capital from 12th-century Occitania, worked in limestone on all faces with high relief of mythical creatures and foliage ornamentation typical of the period...
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