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Historical Archive: Saint Peter See also Footwashing and Betrayal. poss. Peter baptizing jailers, arrest or flight of Peter, center top: Jonah sarcophagus, c.250-early 4th c., marble, Vat 31448, which has its own page arrest of St. Peter; Peter drawing water from a rock in his jail cell: sarcophagus from Cahors, marble, 4th c., Hermitage Ѡ-1209, which has its own page Paul/Peter inscription: gold-glass bowl, western Roman empire prob. 4th c., SMBByz 6186 Paul and Peter: gold-glass bowl, western Roman empire prob. 4th c., SMBByz 6185 Peter and Paul, gold-glass c.350-400, BNM G2020 arrest of Peter, Traditio Legis, top register: Junius Bassus sarcophagus, c.359, marble, Vat Tesoro 31529.3.1-3, which has its own page Passion/tree sarcophagus: Cain and Abel, *arrest of Peter, triumphant cross, arrest of Paul, Job; marble, Rome c.360, Vat 28591. For details see Vatican Museums. Christ Giving the Law (Traditio Legis): Sarcophagus from under St Peter's, Rome, marble, c.390-400, Louvre MR 688, 753, 806. This object has its own page. Denial of Peter (with Haemorrhoissa), 2 blind men: columnar sarcophagus, marble, late 4th c., Leiden Pb 35. For other views see Leiden. Peter's Denial and Repentance, and Arrest of Christ, ivory, 5th c. Italy (Ravenna?), Louvre OA 3860 Christ with SS. Peter and Paul, ivory 5th-6th c., on Schn B98, which has its own page Thomas, Paul, *Peter, Andrew: Ravenna, Orthodox baptistery, c.451-73. This work has its own pages with stucco Traditio Legis. Peter and Paul: Ravenna, Arian Baptistry, late 5th to early 6th c. This work has its own page. Peter, Apostles with cross and Christ Emmanuel, banded agate intaglio, 6th c., Krakow (formerly Vienna). This object has its own page. ivory (left edge restored), Gaul or Italy 6th-7th c., MRAH 3148. This work has its own page. St. Peter, presbytery arch, Ravenna, Church of San Vitale, 527-48. This work has its own interior and exterior pages. Christ enthroned ivory, mid 6th c., SMBByz 564/565, which has its own page with companion panel Sion treasure, c.550-75, silver, which has its own page Peter (O Petros) and cross, Byzantine inscription on Roman Caracalla (211-17) amethyst intaglio, BN Chab. 2101 Harrach diptych back, ivory, 7th-8th c., Schn 1012, which has its own page Mary, Peter, John the Baptist: Lateran Baptistery, Rome, Chapel of St. Vanantius, 640-49. This chapel has its own interior page. reliquary, silver and copper gilt with glass on wood core, 8th century(?), Cluny Cl. 13968. This work has its own page. Virgin and Child between SS Peter and Paul, Enger reliquary, late 8th c., KGM. This object has its own page. Beresford Hope reliquary cross: Mary, SS Peter (left), Andrew, John the Baptist, and Paul, enamel, gold, and silver gilt, 9th c., Italy?, V&A 265&A-1886. For other views see V&A. Christ pointing to child, ivory fr Magdeburg Antependium, Milan c.968, Louvre OA 11372 Christ in Majesty panel, walrus ivory, 11th c., North Elmham, CMAA Z.32386 top left: Byzantine Last Judgment ivory, 11th c., V&A A.24-1926. This work has its own page. Reliquary icon: frame silver gilt on wood, Constantinople 11th/12th c.; Nativity ivory, Venice?, 12th/13th c.; conversion to reliquary with horn 14th/15th-c. Germany. Louvre OA 11399. This work has its own page. Byzantine pectoral cross, right: silver, 11th-13th c., MRAH ACO.76.1.1 cross encolpion, copper alloy?: engraved Virgin and Child, Kiev c.1000-1250, MSHM Calling of Peter and Andrew: Bernward Column, Hildesheim, c. 1020, bronze, which has its own page. Christ walking on water, saving Peter: Bernward Column, Hildesheim, c. 1020, bronze, which has its own page. right: Virgin and Child, encolpion cross, non-ferrous metal, 12th c., Novgorod AM right: portable altar of Henry II of Werl, Roger of Helmarshausen c.1105 or 1120-27, DMP DS2, which has its own page Peter performing baptism: Abdinghof portable altar, 1115-30, DMP PR50, which has its own page with another Peter engaged capital with 2 martyrs and (?)allegory, limestone, c.1125, MAHSD. For contiguous faces see the Saint-Denis museum page. Ivory situla, 2nd quarter of 12th c. Rhineland, mounted in silver and gems as reliquary, 14th c., MRAH 2. For setting see MRAH. Head/bust reliquary, c.1150, St. Peter? VHM. This work has its own page. crucifixion of St. Peter: Stavelot altar, gilt bronze with enamel and rock crystal, c.1150-60, MRAH 1590. This work has its own page. Traditio Legis: Novgorod cathedral doors, bronze, prob. 1152-54. The doors have their own page. Betrayal, Christ or Peter in prison?: Novgorod cathedral doors, bronze, prob. 1152-54. The doors have their own page. third from left: stucco choir screen c.1193, St. Michael's, Hildesheim, which has its own pages St. Peter on Edward the Confessor ampulla from Westminster Abbey, 13th c., lead, MoL 81.475 bottom: portal sculpture early 13th c., Pisa baptistery, which has its own page, in cathedral complex Virgin and Child with SS Paul, Peter, John the Evangelist, and Andrew, c.1265-75, Madonna del Voto Master (Dietisalvi di Speme?), SPN 6. This work has its own page. Virgin and Child reliquary, Coppo di Marcovaldo c.1270-80, Santa Maria Maggiore, Florence. This work has its own page. St. Anna nursing Mary, w. Gregory below, *Peter/Paul above: Scapular of Gregory X, silk samite with metallic embroidery, Rome? 1270s, Arezzo MS altar baldachin fr. Årdal, painted pine 1275-1300, Bergen 131: Crucifixion w. Peter/Paul, Christ enthroned, Virgin and Child w. St. Margaret of Antioch St. Peter altarpiece, Saint Peter Master or Guido da Siena/Guido di Graziano, 1280s. SPN 15. This work has its own page. Virgin and Child with SS Augustine, Paul, Peter and Dominic, Duccio workshop, c.1300-05, SPN 28. This work has its own page. Life of Peter (naos): Dečani monastery frescoes, 1335-47, which have their own pages left: ciborium monstrance, silver gilt/rock crystal/enamel, c.1350-75, DMP PR109, which has its own page Orcagna altarpiece 1357, Cappella Strozzi di Mantova, Florence, which has its own page with predella: walking on water denial of Peter: Baptistery, cathedral of Padua, 1376 frescoes: Giusto de' Menabuoi. This work has its own pages. second from left, iconostasis tallest icons, late 14th c. : Moscow Annunciation Cathedral, which has its own page denial upper right, cock left: Man of Sorrows w. instruments Passion, Niccolo di Pietro Gerini c.1405-06, tempera/panel fr Santissima Annunziata, Florence: Arezzo MS *Peter, Andrew, James the Greater, John the Evangelist, Thomas, 1434-37, Sion, Valère basilica, which has its own interior page Christ; St. Maurice, *St. Peter, Pope Boniface IX: tin pilgrim sign, Magdeburg c.1450, WienMus door with St. Peter, c.1460-70, Pedro Garcia de Benabarre, oil on wood, MFAB 97.6b. This and the companion door have their own page. Peter far left: Cross fr. Red Field Monastery, wood, c.1500-50, which has its own page Canon Arnold Freitag (d.1546), sandstone, upper panel, HildMus G25 left: cast lead reliquary, poss. Westphalia, 18th c., DMP G1.7. For other views see DMP.