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The Aachen Cathedral Treasury ("Aachener Domschatz") is one of the largest and most important treasuries of medieval Christian artworks in Europe. The treasury has over a hundred works that are exhibited in a museum adjacent to the Aachen Cathedral – the monumental church of Charlemagne, which together with the treasury was added to the first UNESCO World Cultural Heritage list in 1978. Statuette reliquary Virgin Mary with Child and kneeling donor Silver, partially gilded silver, aquamarine Lower Rhine or Aachen (?), 1350/1360

The Aachen Cathedral Treasury ("Aachener Domschatz") is one of the largest and most important treasuries of medieval Christian artworks in Europe. The treasury has over a hundred works that are exhibited in a museum adjacent to the Aachen Cathedral – the monumental church of Charlemagne, which together with the treasury was added to the first UNESCO World Cultural Heritage list in 1978. Left Reliquary with relics of the saints Stephen of Hungary, Emery, Ursula and the 11000 virgins Rock crystal, gilded silver, coral beads Vienna (?), early 15th c (?) Middle Reliquary with relics of the saints Catherine and Agnes Rock crystal, gilded silver, enamel Hungary, before 1367 Right Reliquary with relics of the saint Stephen of Hungary amd the coat of arms of the Hungarian Anjou line Rock crystal, gilded silver, enamel Prague (?) , before 1367

The Aachen Cathedral Treasury ("Aachener Domschatz") is one of the largest and most important treasuries of medieval Christian artworks in Europe. The treasury has over a hundred works that are exhibited in a museum adjacent to the Aachen Cathedral – the monumental church of Charlemagne, which together with the treasury was added to the first UNESCO World Cultural Heritage list in 1978. Heraldic Chest of Richard of Cornwall Elected King of Germany, 1257 Wooden chest with 40 enamel medallions Limoges, ca 1258

The Aachen Cathedral Treasury ("Aachener Domschatz") is one of the largest and most important treasuries of medieval Christian artworks in Europe. The treasury has over a hundred works that are exhibited in a museum adjacent to the Aachen Cathedral – the monumental church of Charlemagne, which together with the treasury was added to the first UNESCO World Cultural Heritage list in 1978. Relic chest with relics of St. Felix Wood, silver, enamel Italy (?), 11th c

The Aachen Cathedral Treasury ("Aachener Domschatz") is one of the largest and most important treasuries of medieval Christian artworks in Europe. The treasury has over a hundred works that are exhibited in a museum adjacent to the Aachen Cathedral – the monumental church of Charlemagne, which together with the treasury was added to the first UNESCO World Cultural Heritage list in 1978. Reliquary for the skull relic of St, Anastasius Partially gilded silver, niello Antioch, 969/970

The Aachen Cathedral Treasury ("Aachener Domschatz") is one of the largest and most important treasuries of medieval Christian artworks in Europe. The treasury has over a hundred works that are exhibited in a museum adjacent to the Aachen Cathedral – the monumental church of Charlemagne, which together with the treasury was added to the first UNESCO World Cultural Heritage list in 1978. Reliquary with the presentation of Jesus at the temple Gilded silver, precious stones, enamel Aachen, ca 1330/1340

The Aachen Cathedral Treasury ("Aachener Domschatz") is one of the largest and most important treasuries of medieval Christian artworks in Europe. The treasury has over a hundred works that are exhibited in a museum adjacent to the Aachen Cathedral – the monumental church of Charlemagne, which together with the treasury was added to the first UNESCO World Cultural Heritage list in 1978. Charlemagne donates "Our Lady of Aachen" Aachen or Cologne, ca 1300 In his angled arms Charlemagne held presumably a model of "Our Lady". The counterpart of this group of figures is not extant.

The Aachen Cathedral Treasury ("Aachener Domschatz") is one of the largest and most important treasuries of medieval Christian artworks in Europe. The treasury has over a hundred works that are exhibited in a museum adjacent to the Aachen Cathedral – the monumental church of Charlemagne, which together with the treasury was added to the first UNESCO World Cultural Heritage list in 1978. Reliquary bust Bust of Charlemagne Contains a piece of the skull cap of Charlemagne Partially gilded silver, precious stones, antique gems, enamel Crown - Prague (?), before 1349 / Bust - Achen after 1349

The Aachen Cathedral Treasury ("Aachener Domschatz") is one of the largest and most important treasuries of medieval Christian artworks in Europe. The treasury has over a hundred works that are exhibited in a museum adjacent to the Aachen Cathedral – the monumental church of Charlemagne, which together with the treasury was added to the first UNESCO World Cultural Heritage list in 1978. Panel paintings with depictions of the life of Virgin Mary Master of the Life of Virgin Mary in Agachen, Cologne, ca 1485 Detail: there is an elephant in the backdrop

The Aachen Cathedral Treasury ("Aachener Domschatz") is one of the largest and most important treasuries of medieval Christian artworks in Europe. The treasury has over a hundred works that are exhibited in a museum adjacent to the Aachen Cathedral – the monumental church of Charlemagne, which together with the treasury was added to the first UNESCO World Cultural Heritage list in 1978. Panel paintings with depictions of the life of Virgin Mary Master of the Life of Virgin Mary in Agachen, Cologne, ca 1485

The Aachen Cathedral Treasury ("Aachener Domschatz") is one of the largest and most important treasuries of medieval Christian artworks in Europe. The treasury has over a hundred works that are exhibited in a museum adjacent to the Aachen Cathedral – the monumental church of Charlemagne, which together with the treasury was added to the first UNESCO World Cultural Heritage list in 1978. Panel paintings with depictions of the life of Virgin Mary Master of the Life of Virgin Mary in Agachen, Cologne, ca 1485 Detail: the bearded man on the right wears glasses

The Aachen Cathedral Treasury ("Aachener Domschatz") is one of the largest and most important treasuries of medieval Christian artworks in Europe. The treasury has over a hundred works that are exhibited in a museum adjacent to the Aachen Cathedral – the monumental church of Charlemagne, which together with the treasury was added to the first UNESCO World Cultural Heritage list in 1978. Panel paintings with depictions of the life of Virgin Mary Master of the Life of Virgin Mary in Aachen, Cologne, ca 1485

The Aachen Cathedral Treasury ("Aachener Domschatz") is one of the largest and most important treasuries of medieval Christian artworks in Europe. The treasury has over a hundred works that are exhibited in a museum adjacent to the Aachen Cathedral – the monumental church of Charlemagne, which together with the treasury was added to the first UNESCO World Cultural Heritage list in 1978. Statuette reliquar Virgin Mary with Child Silver partially gilded Aachen, ca 1280

The Aachen Cathedral Treasury ("Aachener Domschatz") is one of the largest and most important treasuries of medieval Christian artworks in Europe. The treasury has over a hundred works that are exhibited in a museum adjacent to the Aachen Cathedral – the monumental church of Charlemagne, which together with the treasury was added to the first UNESCO World Cultural Heritage list in 1978. Enthroned Virgin with Child Wood with with 19th c painting Rhine-Meuse region, early 14th c

The Aachen Cathedral Treasury ("Aachener Domschatz") is one of the largest and most important treasuries of medieval Christian artworks in Europe. The treasury has over a hundred works that are exhibited in a museum adjacent to the Aachen Cathedral – the monumental church of Charlemagne, which together with the treasury was added to the first UNESCO World Cultural Heritage list in 1978. Virgin Mary with Child Wood with parts of the original painting Mainz or Cologne, ca 1320

The Aachen Cathedral Treasury ("Aachener Domschatz") is one of the largest and most important treasuries of medieval Christian artworks in Europe. The treasury has over a hundred works that are exhibited in a museum adjacent to the Aachen Cathedral – the monumental church of Charlemagne, which together with the treasury was added to the first UNESCO World Cultural Heritage list in 1978. Sarcophagus Proserpina Sarcophagus The abduction of Proserpina Rome, marble, 3rd century AD

The Aachen Cathedral Treasury ("Aachener Domschatz") is one of the largest and most important treasuries of medieval Christian artworks in Europe. The treasury has over a hundred works that are exhibited in a museum adjacent to the Aachen Cathedral – the monumental church of Charlemagne, which together with the treasury was added to the first UNESCO World Cultural Heritage list in 1978. Two relief panels with apparitions of Christ after Easter Carolingian Diptych Ivory, Aachen, first quarter of 9th c. Utilised as book cover in the 14 c.

The Aachen Cathedral Treasury ("Aachener Domschatz") is one of the largest and most important treasuries of medieval Christian artworks in Europe. The treasury has over a hundred works that are exhibited in a museum adjacent to the Aachen Cathedral – the monumental church of Charlemagne, which together with the treasury was added to the first UNESCO World Cultural Heritage list in 1978. Relief panel Nativity, Baptism, Crucifixion Ivory, Meuse region, ca 1100