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Lebuinus Chalice. 8th-9th centuries. Carolingian

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Lebuinus Chalice. 8th-9th centuries. Carolingian

Carolingian art. The misnamed Lebuinus Chalice. Aachen, Germany, 790-810. Bowl made A?a?A?a?in ivory, mounted on a silver frame, made A?a?A?a?in the workshops of Carlolingian Empire. The silver assembling dates from 14th century. Catharijneconvent Museum. Utrecht. Netherlands

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1. Title: The Misnamed Lebuinus Chalice: A Carolingian Masterpiece from the Workshops of the Carolingian Empire The Misnamed Lebuinus Chalice, an exquisite artifact from the 8th-9th centuries, is a testament to the artistic prowess of the Carolingian Empire during the European Middle Ages. This intricately designed chalice, now housed at the Catharijneconvent Museum in Utrecht, Netherlands, is a fascinating fusion of ivory and silver, showcasing the imperial grandeur and craftsmanship of the time. The chalice's bowl is made from intricately carved ivory, originating from the Aachen region in Germany between 790 and 810 AD. The bowl's exterior is adorned with elaborate geometric patterns, animal motifs, and interlaced designs, reflecting the artistic influences of the Carolingian Empire. The chalice's silver frame, which dates from the 14th century, adds an additional layer of historical significance to this precious object. The silver assembling was likely added to enhance the chalice's appearance and durability, as well as to reflect the changing artistic trends of the later medieval period. Despite its name, the Lebuinus Chalice is not definitively linked to St. Lebuinus, the patron saint of Liège, Belgium. The misnomer may have arisen due to the chalice's association with the diocese of Liège or its later ownership by the Catharijneconvent, a monastery dedicated to St. Catherine and St. Barbara in Utrecht. The Misnamed Lebuinus Chalice stands as a remarkable example of the artistic collaboration between the ivory and silver workshops of the Carolingian Empire, providing valuable insights into the artistic and historical context of the European Middle Ages. Its intricate designs, exquisite craftsmanship, and enduring allure continue to captivate visitors to the Catharijneconvent Museum in Utrecht.

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