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  • Christus als Weltenrichter, umgeben von Aposteln; Emporenbrüstung aus dem Benediktinerkloster Gröningen, Sachsen-Anhalt; Stuck, geringe Reste von Fassung; Niedersachsen um 1160–1170
  • Christ Pantocrator, surrounded by apostles; tribune parapet from the benedictine monastery of Gröningen; stucco, remains of paint; Lower Saxony, c. 1160/1170


Bode-Museum Berlin (Skulpturensammlung Inv. 2739), erworben 1902
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