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Art cabinet, Johann Ulrich Probst, c. 1627 - c. 1630, paper; cedar (wood); deck paint; walnut (hardwood); copper (metal); si…
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Case Piece

Art cabinet

Johann Ulrich Probst · c. 1627 - c. 1630

Medium
paper; cedar (wood); deck paint; walnut (hardwood); copper (metal); silk; ebony (wood); precious stone (material); rosewood (wood); serpentine (mineral); lapis lazuli (rock); wood (plant material); encaustic paint; ivory; opal; agate (chalcedony); looking glasses; marble (rock); horn (animal material); gilding (material); jasper; boxwood; bone (material); silver (metal)
Dimensions
height 59 cm x width 53.5 cm x depth 45 cm x height 60 cm
Accession
BK-NM-7325
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