museums and institutions:
Western art unattributed:
1. Crucifixion Triptych. Western Germany, Late Fourteenth Century. 83.5 by 56.5cm. (Closed). (Courtauld Gallery, London).
Western art unattributed:
10. Adoration of the Kings, from the Left Wing of Fig.3. [Crucifixion Triptych. Western Germany, Late Fourteenth Century. 83.5 by 112 cm. (Open). (Courtauld Gallery, London).]
Western art unattributed:
11. Cross Section Taken from the Leg of Christ Crucified in Fig.3, Showing Two Layers of Opaque Flesh Paint Mainly Vermilion, Lead White and a Few Particles of Charcoal Black. The Lower Layer Contains Verdigris. [Crucifixion Triptych. Western Germany, Late Fourteenth Century. 83.5 by 112 cm. (Open). (Courtauld Gallery, London).]
Western art unattributed:
12. X-Radiograph of a Detail from Fig.10. [Adoration of the Kings, from the Left Wing of Crucifixion Triptych. Western Germany, Late Fourteenth Century. 83.5 by 112 cm. (Open). (Courtauld Gallery, London).]
Western art unattributed:
2. X-Radiograph Juxtaposing the Wood Grain of the Outer Separated Panels and the Wings of Fig.3. [Crucifixion Triptych. Western Germany, Late Fourteenth Century. 83.5 by 112 cm. (Open). (Courtauld Gallery, London).]
Western art unattributed:
3. Crucifixion Triptych. Western Germany, Late Fourteenth Century. 83.5 by 112 cm. (Open). (Courtauld Gallery, London).
Western art unattributed:
4. Cross Section Taken from the Frame Moulding, Showing Darkened Varnish and Overpaint Covering Original Azurite and Gold Leaf. [Crucifixion Triptych. Western Germany, Late Fourteenth Century. 83.5 by 112 cm. (Open). (Courtauld Gallery, London).]
Western art unattributed:
5. Cross Section Taken from the Coat of Arms, Showing Silver Leaf over Unpigmented Mordant and on Top of Two Layers of Grass (Verdigris, Lead White and Lead Tin Yellow over Azurite and Lead White).
Western art unattributed:
6. Cross Section Taken from the Coat of Arms, in Ultraviolet Light. The Fluorescence Indicates a Natural Resin Used for the Mordant.
Western art unattributed:
7. Detail of Fig.3 Showing the Coat of Arms Once Believed to Be That of the Estouteville Family. [Crucifixion Triptych. Western Germany, Late Fourteenth Century. 83.5 by 112 cm. (Open). (Courtauld Gallery, London).]
Western art unattributed:
8. Detail of Fig.3, Showing the Crucifixion and the Deeply Carved Integral Frame. [Crucifixion Triptych. Western Germany, Late Fourteenth Century. 83.5 by 112 cm. (Open). (Courtauld Gallery, London).]
Western art unattributed:
9. Detail of St Joseph from Fig.10 Showing the Fluid Paint Handled Wet in Wet. [Adoration of the Kings, from the Left Wing of Crucifixion Triptych. Western Germany, Late Fourteenth Century. 83.5 by 112 cm. (Open). (Courtauld Gallery, London).]
