Glimsche lamentation

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The Lamentation of Christ ("Glimsche Lamentation") (Albrecht Dürer)
The Lamentation of Christ ("Glimsche Lamentation")
Albrecht Dürer , around 1500
Oil on spruce wood
151 × 121 cm
Alte Pinakothek (Munich)

The Glimsche Lamentation is an early work by Albrecht Dürer from around 1500 , which deals with the Lamentation of Christ after his body was removed from the cross . It is named after its founder, the Nuremberg goldsmith Albrecht Glim, who commissioned the picture as an epitaph for his late wife Margret Holtzmann.

In 1988 the painting - as well as the Paumgartner altar and the " Sorrowful Mother " - was sprayed with sulfuric acid by the mentally ill "Dürer assassin" Hans-Joachim Bohlmann and badly damaged, but it was saved in an elaborate restoration process and has been back since 1998 on display in the Alte Pinakothek in Munich.

literature

  • Reinhard Liess : The John figure of the "Glimschen Lamentation of Christ" by Albrecht Dürer . In: “Not the library, but the eye”: Western European sculpture and painting at the turn of the modern age. Contributions in honor of Hartmut Krohm . Imhof, Petersberg 2008, pp. 157-177.
  • Stefan Neuner: Passion of details: symptoms of image devotion and traces of authorship in Albrecht Dürer's Glimscher Lamentation . In: Edith Futscher, Stefan Neuner, Wolfram Pichler, Ralph Ubl (eds.): What falls out of the picture: Figures of detail in art and literature . Fink, Munich 2007, pp. 165-204. ISBN 9783770543472 .
  • Felix JF Steinraths: Albrecht Dürer's memorial plaques from around 1500 . Peter Lang, Frankfurt am Main et al. 2000 (also Diss. Munich, 1998), ISBN 3631363494 .

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