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languages include: Dutch: Anna te Drieën French: Anne
Trinitaire German: Anna
Selbdritt Italian: Anna
Metterza Slovene: Ana
Samotretja In the 13th century, Jacobus...
- one of the
early centers of
devotion to St. Anne in the West. The Anna
Selbdritt was a type of
iconography depicting the
three generations of
Saint Anne...
- Ärmel, Illustration:
Angela Hampel, 1997, 2011
Selbstredend selbzweit selbdritt, 1998
Kunstgriff am netzwerg, 1999
Pobate bobate, 1999 "sp", 2001 MY NA...
- Herre,
Volkmar (1999). Anna
Selbdritt. Eine
kolossale Stuckplastik der
Hochgotik in St.
Nikolai zu
Stralsund [Anna
Selbdritt: A
colossal stucco sculpture...
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trinitarian action of
grace is
implied in
sacred art of the type Anna
selbdritt:
creator Father,
redeemer Son,
reflexive procession of the Holy Spirit...
- St. Anna
Selbdritt (1750),
detail (Stadtmuseum in Überlingen, Germany)...
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Sebastian Hans Leinberger: St. Magdalena,
about 1520 Hans
Leinberger St. Anna
Selbdritt Niclaus Gerhaerts von Leyden:
Jesus with
grapes Conrat Meit:
Judith with...
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Institute of
Chicago Two
enthroned Madonnas,
Baden State Museum Anna
Selbdritt from St George's
Church in Ehrenstetten, now in the
Augustiner Museum...
- Mary (including the
famous one in the Star of the Sea chapel), an Anna
selbdritt and a
Saint Christopher, both
attributed to the
Maastricht sculptor Jan...
- The
Miniature Altarpiece (or
Miniature Altarpiece: Anna
Selbdritt) in the
Victoria and
Albert Museum, London, is a small, 9.3 cm-high,
Gothic boxwood...
