The Lamentation with the Prophet Daniel and St Peter

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Limoges Painted Enamel. Triptych. The Lamentation over the Dead Christ flanked by the Prophet Daniel and St Peter. Reymond, Pierre (French, ca.1513-after 1584). Three slightly slightly convex plaques. The reverse has clear counter-enamel. Copper, polychrome enamels, and gilding, height, centre panel, 20.2 cm, width, centre panel, 17.2 cm, height, side panels, 20.2 cm, width, side panels, 7.8 cm, dated 1538. Limoges, France. Renaissance.
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