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  • Flügelretabel mit Darstellungen aus der Leidensgeschichte Christi, Augsburg (?) um 1520, Perlmutter-Reliefs auf Holzträger
  • Winged Altarpiece with Scenes from the Passion of Ccrist, Augsburg (?), c. 1520, nacre (mother of pearl) reliefs on wood


Bode-Museum Berlin (Skulpturensammlung Inv. 1522), erworben 1856 für die Kunstkammer
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