- handicrafts, etc. Ease of
working and good
acoustic properties also make
limewood po****r for
electric and b****
guitar bodies and for wind
instruments such...
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which he
essentially belonged, and
Northern Renaissance art, a
master in
limewood and stone. He was also a
local politician in the
council of Würzburg. Most...
- with
traces of
original painting, c. 1460/65 (7055)
Virgin and Child,
limewood, c. 1465 (2240)
Saint Anne with
Virgin and
Child (Anna Selbtritt), sandstone...
- The
Bardney Limewoods, part of the
Lincolnshire Limewoods National Nature Reserve is a
collection of
small woodlands near
Bardney in Lincolnshire. The...
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Dimensions (cm)
Collection Elder c. 1520
limewood 80,5 x 108,2 Fränkische Galerie,
Kronach Elder 1532
limewood 82,5 × 121
Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest...
- of the
Golden Boot" – via www.imdb.com. Baxandall,
Michael (1980). The
Limewood Sculptors of
Renaissance Germany. Yale
University Press. ISBN 0-300-02829-6...
- the Dead
Christ in the Tomb, and a detail, 1521–22. Oil and
tempera on
limewood,
Kunstmuseum Basel Portrait of a Lady with a
Squirrel and a Starling, c...
-
aquarium bubbler, is a
piece of
aquarium furniture,
traditionally a
piece of
limewood or
porous stone,
whose purpose is to
gradually diffuse air into the tank...
- (
limewood) 135 × 123.4 (
limewood) 147,7 × 135.4 (frame) Vienna,
Kunsthistorisches Museum (838) 118
Madonna of the Pear 1512 dm Oil on
panel (
limewood)...
- Wren
Library interior,
showing the
limewood carvings by
Grinling Gibbons....
