Inv. 27/72
		      
                    
		     
                      
		      
                      
		      
                      
		      
                    
		    Crucified Christ.
		      
                      
                      
		      
                    
		    Darmstadt and Munich 1999 and Museum's opinion 2010: Paris, c. 1260-1270.
Guérin 2009: Paris, 1260s. 
		      
		     
                      
		    
		      
		      
			
			  Attribution
			  Unknown
			
		      
		      
		      
                      
		      
			
			  Polychromy - Gilding
			  Extensive traces of gilding and polychromy: gold (hair and decorative pattern along the hems); green (crown of thorns); red (blood).
			
		      
                      
                      
		      
                      
                      
		      
			
			  Object Condition
			  Missing: arms of Christ.
			
		      
                      
                      
		      
                      
                      
		      
			
			  Provenance
			  Schwartz collection, Mönchengladbach. Kofler-Truniger collection, Lucerne: acquired in 1972 by the Museum.
			
		      
                      
                      
		      
			
			  Bibliography
			  H. Schnitzler, 'Ein Kruzifix aus Walroßzahn', in Festchrift für Erich Meyer zum 60. Geburtstag (Hamburg, 1959), pp. 84-87 (p. 87).
P. Thoby, Le Crucifix des origines au Concile de Trente. Étude iconographique. Supplément (Nantes, 1963), p. 29, pl. CCXI.
Große Kunst des Mittelalters aus Privatbesitz, ed. by H. Schnitzler, exhibition catalogue, Cologne, Schnütgen Museum, 1960, no. 16.
Meisterwerke aus Elfenbein der Staatlichen Museen zu Berlin, exhibition catalogue, Darmstadt, Hessisches Landesmuseum and Munich, Bayerisches Nationalmuseum, 1999, no. 37.
S. M. Guérin, 'Tears of Compunction': French Gothic Ivories in Devotional Practice (unpublished doctoral thesis, University of Toronto, 2009), pp. 168-169, fig. 3-46.
			
		      
		     
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