File:Paris, Bibliotheque Nationale, Drawing Arcus Einhardi, 17th c, detail 12.jpg

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Detail of a 17th-c. drawing of the ''Arcus Einhardi'', a 9th-c. silver pedestal for a reliquary cross in the Church of St. Servatius in Maastricht, Netherlands.

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Nederlands: Detail van een 17e-eeuwse tekening van de Arcus Einhardi (Einhardsboog) in de Bibliothèque nationale de France in Parijs, collectie manuscrits occidentaux, français, nr. 10440, folio 45. De Einhardsboog is een verloren gegaan zilveren voetstuk van een reliekenkruis in de vorm van een Romeinse triomfboog. Het kostbare voorwerp ontstond begin 9e eeuw in de Akense werkplaatsen en werd omstreeks 825 door Einhard (volgens het opschrift) geschonken aan de Sint-Servaaskerk in Maastricht. Daar bleef het bijna 1000 jaar bewaard, totdat het in de Franse tijd verloren ging, waarschijnlijk omgesmolten. Hier de achterzijde met in de attiek de tabula ansate met daarin de wijdingstekst van Einhard, daaronder twee evangelisten, daaronder twee onbekende soldatenheiligen en in de poortopening mogelijk keizer Constantijn de Grote.
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Source Titus Panhuysen (2011): 'Sleutelfiguren uit de vroegste geschiedenis van de Sint-Servaasabdij van Maastricht'. In: Publications (PSHAL #147), pp. 40-42. LGOG, Maastricht. ISSN 01676652
Author unknown draughtsman (17th c.)

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