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Martyrdom of the Apostles  wikidata:Q64790552 reasonator:Q64790552
Artist
Stefan Lochner  (circa 1400/1410–1451)  wikidata:Q290812 s:cs:Autor:Stefan Lochner
 
Alternative names
Etienne Lochner; Steffan; Stephan; Steffan Lochner; Stephan Lochner; Lochner
Description German painter and manuscript illuminator
Date of birth/death circa 1400-1410 1451 Edit this at Wikidata
Location of birth/death Meersburg Cologne
Work period from 1442 until 1451
date QS:P,+1450-00-00T00:00:00Z/7,P580,+1442-00-00T00:00:00Z/9,P582,+1451-00-00T00:00:00Z/9
Work location
Cologne Edit this at Wikidata
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artist QS:P170,Q290812
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Title
Deutsch: Die Apostelmartyrien
English: Two altarpiece wings with the Martyrdom of the Apostles
Object type painting
object_type QS:P31,Q3305213
Genre religious art Edit this at Wikidata
Description
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Deutsch: Altarbild · Heiligendarstellung · Literarische Darstellung · Biblische Darstellung · Historie · Martyrium · Gewalt · Andreas (Apostel) · Bartholomäus (Apostel) · Petrus (Apostel) · Domitian (Römischer Kaiser) · Herodes Agrippa I. (König von Judäa) · Jakobus der Ältere (Apostel) · Jakobus der Jüngere (Apostel) · Johannes der Evangelist · Judas Thaddäus (Apostel) · Matthäus (Evangelist) · Matthias (Apostel) · Paulus (Apostel) · Philippus (Apostel) · Simon der Zelot (Apostel) · Thomas (Apostel) · Engel · Frau · Kind · Mann · Personengruppe · Enthauptung · Richtschwert · Christus Pantokrator · Christus Salvator · Missionar · Grab · Hinterhalt · Drei Quellen · Rom · Licht · Machtausübung · Hinrichtung · Todesstrafe · Petrus wird (mit dem Kopf nach unten) gekreuzigt (+(ein) Engel (schwebt) schweben in der Luft) · die Kreuzigung des Andreas: er wird entkleidet und an das Kreuz gebunden · die Enthauptung des Jakobus · Martyrium und Tod des Johannes vor der Porta Latina: er wird in einen Kessel mit siedendem Öl gesteckt, bleibt aber unversehrt · Titus Flavius Domitianus · während er am Kreuz hängt, wird Philippus gesteinigt · Bartholomäus wird lebendigen Leibes gehäutet · der Tod des Thomas: vier Soldaten führen ihn aus der Stadt hinaus und töten ihn mit ihren Lanzen · Matthäus wird von Soldaten des Hirtacus vor einem Altar geschlagen und enthauptet · Jakobus wird gesteinigt oder (mit einer Hammerkeule) zu Tode geprügelt · Simon Zelotes wird enthauptet · Martyrium und Tod des Judas Thaddäus: er wird zu Tode geprügelt und enthauptet · Martyrium und Tod des Matthias · die Enthauptung des Paulus; eventuell entspringen drei Quellen aus seinem Hals · die Geschichte von Nero, dem römischen Kaiser · Henker · der Soldat; Soldatenleben · der Hohepriester in der geistlichen Hierarchie · königliche Hofhaltung; Höflinge, Gefolge
English: altarpiece · depiction of a saint · literary representation · Biblical portrayal · historical narration · martyrdom · force · Andrew (apostle) · Bartholomew (apostle) · Peter (apostle) · Domitian · Herod Agrippa (King of Judea) · James the Elder (apostle) · James the Less (apostle) · Saint John the Evangelist · Judas Thaddeus (apostle) · Saint Matthew (evangelist) · Matthias (apostle) · Paul (apostle) · Philip (apostle) · Simon the Zealot (apostle) · Thomas (apostle) · angel · woman · child · man · group of people · beheading · executioner's sword · Christ Pantokrator · Christ as Salvator Mundi · missionary (male) · grave, tomb · ambush · Three Springs · Rome · light · exercise of power · execution · death penalty · Peter crucified upside down (+ angel(s) floating in the air) · crucifixion of Andrew: he is undressed and tied to the cross · beheading of James · martyrdom of John in front of the Porta Latina: he is put in a cauldron of boiling oil, but remains unharmed · male persons from classical history (DOMITIANUS, Titus Flavius) · while hanging on the cross Philip is stoned · Bartholomew flayed alive · death of Thomas: he is brought out of the city by four soldiers, who kill him with their lances · Matthew is slain before an altar by soldiers of Hirtacus and is beheaded · James is stoned, or beaten to death (with a fuller's club) · Simon Zelotes beheaded · martyrdom and death of Judas Thaddaeus: he is beaten to death and beheaded · martyrdom and death of Matthias · the beheading of Paul; maybe three fountains spring from his head · (story of) Nero, the Roman Emperor · executioner, hangman · the soldier; the soldier's life · high priest ~ hierarchy of priests · royal household; courtiers, retinue, train
Depicted people
Deutsch: Petrus (Apostel) · Andreas (Apostel) · Jakobus der Ältere (Apostel) · Herodes Agrippa I. (König von Judäa) · Johannes der Evangelist · Domitian (Römischer Kaiser) · Philippus (Apostel) · Bartholomäus (Apostel) · Thomas (Apostel) · Matthäus (Evangelist) · Jakobus der Jüngere (Apostel) · Simon der Zelot (Apostel) · Judas Thaddäus (Apostel) · Matthias (Apostel) · Paulus (Apostel) · Nero (Römischer Kaiser)
English: Peter (apostle) · Andrew (apostle) · Saint James the Greater · Herod Agrippa (king of Juda) · John the Evangelist · Domitian (Roman emperor) · Philip (apostle) · Bartholomew (apostle) · Thomas (apostle) · Matthew (evangelist) · James son of Alphaeus (apostle) · Simon the Zealot (apostle) · Jude (apostle) · Matthew (apostle) · Paul (apostle) · Nero (Roman emperor)
Depicted place
Deutsch: San Paolo alle Tre Fontane (Rom)
English: San Paolo alle Tre Fontane (Rome)
Date
Deutsch: nach 1435
English: after 1435
Medium

painting (Q3305213)

Deutsch: Nussbaumholz
English: nutwood
Dimensions
Deutsch: Gesamtmaß: 121 x 163,1 x 8,3 cm
English: Gesamtmaß: 121 x 163.1 x 8.3 cm
institution QS:P195,Q163804
Accession number
821-832
References
Source/Photographer https://sammlung.staedelmuseum.de/de/werk/die-apostelmartyrien
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