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Der Schatzbehalter: The Last Supper

Schatzbehalter der wahren Reichtümer des Heils

1491
(German, 1434–1519)
(German, 1450–1494)
(German, 1435-1513)
Germany, 15th century
color woodcut
Gift of Leonard C. Hanna Jr. 1928.765
Catalogue raisonné: Le Blanc IV.245
State: I/II
Location: not on view
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Der Schatzbehalter: The Last Supper

Der Schatzbehalter: The Last Supper

1491

Michael Wolgemut, Wilhelm Pleydenwurff, Anton Koberger

(German, 1434–1519), (German, 1450–1494), (German, 1435-1513)
Germany, 15th century

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