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1 Title: Mold for the Baptism of Christ Date: Date of Photography: 1930 Discovery Site: Gerasa (Jerash) Repository: Yale University Art Gallery Accession Number: Negative number: A150 A-150 Collection: Gerasa Archive (Yale University) 2 Title: Sarcophagus det: Baptism of Christ Date: 3rd C. A.D Material: marble Repository: Museo nazionale romano 3 Culture: Early Christian Title: Baptism of Christ; detail of vault mural from the Catacomb of SS. Pietro e Marcellino, Rome Date: late 3rd century Location: Catacomb of SS. Pietro e Marcellino, Rome Material: fresco Subject: Matthew 3: 13-17; Mark 1: 9-11; Luke 3: 21-22; John 1: 29-34 4 Title: Rome: S. John Lateran: Int.: Baptistery (S. Giovanni in Fonte) Title: S. John Lateran Date: c.313 A.D Location: Rome 5 Title: Ravenna: Orthodox Baptistery: Int.: general view of mosaics in dome Date: c.450 A.D Location: Ravenna (Italy) 6 Culture: Byzantine Title: Orthodox Baptistery (San Giovanni in Fonte, also known as the Neonian Baptistery), interior, dome Title: In the central tondo, Baptism of Christ, surrounded by the twelve Apostles Work Type: architecture Date: built c. 390; decorated c. 450-460 Location: Ravenna, Italy Material: brick and marble with stucco and mosaic decoration Style Period: Early Byzantine Description: Decoration commissioned by Bishop Neon 7 Culture: Early Christian Title: Baptism of Christ; dome mosaic, Orthodox (Neonian) Baptistry, Ravenna Date: mid-5th century Location: Orthodox (Neonian) Baptistry, Ravenna Material: mosaic 8 Title: Ravenna: Arian Baptistery: Cupola Work Type: mosaic Date: 5th C. A.D Location: Ravenna (Italy) 9 Title: Ravenna: Arian Baptistery: cupola: det.: Baptism of Christ Date: 5th C Location: Ravenna (Italy) 10 Title: Ravenna: Arian Baptistery: Cupola: det.: Christ and John the Baptist Work Type: mosaic Date: 5th C. A.D Location: Ravenna (Italy) 11 Title: Ravenna: Arian Baptistery: Cupola: det.: Christ and John the Baptist Work Type: mosaic Date: 5th C. A.D Location: Ravenna (Italy) 12 Creator: Renier de Huy Title: Baptismal Font Work Type: metalwork Date: 1107-18 Location: Saint-Barthélemy, Liège, Belgium Material: bronze Measurements: height: 60 cm Description: created for Notre-Dame-des Fonts, Liège 13 Title: Speculum humanae salvationis. Title: whole page Title: Folio #: fol. 012r Work Type: Manuscript Date: c. 1430-1450 Material: Parchment School: Spanish School: Made in: Catalonia, Roussillon Description: Baptism of Christ. | The brazen laver. Description: Made for a southern French bishop. Illumination by Laurentius Dyamas. 14 Title: Speculum humanae salvationis. Title: Folio #: fol. 012r Work Type: Manuscript Date: c. 1430-1450 Material: Parchment School: Spanish School: Made in: Catalonia, Roussillon Description: The brazen laver (antitype of baptism). Description: Made for a southern French bishop. Illumination by Laurentius Dyamas. 15 Creator: Master of the Life of Saint John the Baptist, Rimini Title: The Baptism of Christ Date: probably 1330/1340 Material: tempera on panel Measurements: Overall: 49.1 x 40.8 cm (19 5/16 x 16 1/16 in.) framed: 56 x 48.6 x 4.6 cm (22 1/16 x 19 1/8 x 1 13/16 in.) Repository: The National Gallery of Art (Washington, D.C.) 16 Creator: Niccolò di Pietro Gerini, documented 1368; died probably 1415, certainly by 1427 Title: Baptism Altarpiece Date: 1387 Material: Egg tempera on wood Description: This is the altarpiece of the Stoldi Chapel in the Camaldolese monastery of Santa Maria degli Angeli, Florence.It is dedicated to Saint John the Baptist. An inscription that is now no longer visible, recorded that it was painted for Filippo Neroni in 1387. Repository: The National Gallery, London 17 18 Creator: Lorenzo Salimbeni and Jacopo Salimbeni Title: Scenes from the Life of Saint John the Baptist: Baptism of Jesus Work Type: fresco Date: c. 1416 Location: Oratorio di San Giovanni Battista (Urbino, Italy) 19 Creator: Netherlandish Culture: European; Netherlandish Title: Folding Altarpiece Showing the Baptism of Christ Work Type: Paintings Work Type: painting Date: ca. 1400 Material: oil (and tempera?) with gold leaf on panel Measurements: 37.2 cm x 26.5 cm Repository: The Walters Art Museum 20 Creator: Piero della Francesca, about 1415/20 - 1492 Title: The Baptism of Christ Date: 1450s Material: Egg on poplar Measurements: 167 x 116 cm Description: This panel was the central section of a polyptych. It may be one of Piero's earliest extant works. Side panels and a predella were painted in the early 1460s, by Matteo di Giovanni (active 1452; died 1495). The altarpiece was in the chapel of Saint John the Baptist in the Camaldolese abbey (now cathedral) of Piero's native town, Borgo Sansepolcro. The town, visible in the distance to the left of Christ, may be meant for Borgo Sansepolcro: the landscape certainly evokes the local area.The dove symbolises the Holy Spirit. It is foreshortened to form a shape like the clouds. God the Father, the third member of the Trinity, may originally have been represented in a roundel above this panel. Repository: The National Gallery, London 21 Creator: Master of the Saint Bartholomew Altar, Cologne Title: The Baptism of Christ Work Type: Painting Date: c. 1485/1500 Material: oil on panel Measurements: painted surface: 104.3 x 169.7 cm (41 1/16 x 66 13/16 in.) support: 105.7 x 170.4 cm (41 5/8 x 67 1/16 in.) Repository: The National Gallery of Art (Washington, D.C.) 22 23 24 25 Creator: Joachim Patinir (c. 1480-before 1524) Title: Baptism of Christ Work Type: painting Date: c. 1515 Material: oil on oak Measurements: 59.7 x 76.3 cm Description: In the background, John the Baptist preaches. inv. 981 Repository: Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna, Austria 26 Creator: Francesco Zaganelli, active 1499; died 1531/2 Title: The Baptism of Christ Date: 1514 Material: Oil on wood Measurements: 200.7 x 190.5 cm Description: Saint John, at the right, baptises Christ in the River Jordan. This panel, together with the artist's 'The Dead Christ with Angels', formed the altarpiece at the Laderchi chapel in S. Domenico, Faenza. The panel showing Christ's baptism by Saint John formed the central part of the altarpiece. The two women at the left may represent the Virgin and Saint Anne or Saint Elizabeth, but these figures are not usually included in depictions of this scene. Repository: The National Gallery, London 27