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English: Woodcut illustration of a reliquary of Saint Candidus (Mosan, 12th c.) in the Royal Museums of Art and History in Brussels, Belgium. One of 66 illustrations in Bock & Willemsen's 1872 publication on the church treasures of St. Servatius and Our Lady, both in Maastricht. The illustration of this object in a Brussels museum is included here because it was originally a companion piece (along with 3 similar reliquaries) to the so-called Noodkist (reliquary chest of Saint Servatius) in the Treasury of the Basilica of St Servatius in Maastricht, Netherlands.
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Franz Bock & Michaël Willemsen (1872): Die mittelalterlichen Kunst- und Reliquienschätze zu Maestricht, aufbewahrt in den ehemaligen Stiftskirchen des h. Servatius und Unserer Lieben Frau daselbst, usw. L. Schwann, Keulen/Neuss

https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=njp.32101075447548;view=1up;seq=179
Author M.A. Lambris & M.R. Brend'amour, 1872 (woodcut)

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