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- Sugers_Eagle abstract "Suger's Eagle (Aigle de Suger) is an ancient Egyptian porphyry vase mounted in a medieval silver-gilt eagle. It is now displayed along with the French regalia in the Galerie d'Apollon at the Louvre.The vase likely dates to the second century AD. According to Suger, abbot of Saint-Denis, in his De administratione, he found, \"lying idly in a chest for many years, an Egyptian porphyry vase admirably shaped and polished.\" In his own words, he determined to adapt and transfer (adaptavimus ... transferre) it into a liturgical vessel \"in the form of an ealge\" (in aquilae formam), a symbol of Christ. Suger's Eagle is a typical case of the \"careful preservation of the ancient relic in a setting which leaves it completely intact.\" On the bottom of the eagle is a nielloed titulus: \"This stone deserves to have mounts of gold and gems. / It was marble. Its settings are more precious than marble.\" Inscribed around the base of the neck, above the lip of the vessel, is a dedication to the church of Saint-Denis. The goldwork of the neck demonstrates superb chiselwork.Two large engravings from 1706 depict the treasure of Saint-Denis (including the eagle vase) as it was then displayed, in a cabinet. Its popularity as a tourist attraction prevented the treasure's total destruction during the French Revolution. The eagle and three of Suger's other liturgical vessels—Queen Eleanor's vase and King Roger's decanter, both of rock crystal, and a sardonyx ewer—ended up in the Galerie d'Apollon at the Louvre.".
- Sugers_Eagle thumbnail Aigle_de_Suger.jpg?width=300.
- Sugers_Eagle wikiPageExternalLink porphyry-vase-known-suger-s-eagle.
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- Sugers_Eagle wikiPageRevisionID "681991190".
- Sugers_Eagle wikiPageWikiLink Art_of_ancient_Egypt.
- Sugers_Eagle wikiPageWikiLink Basilica_of_St_Denis.
- Sugers_Eagle wikiPageWikiLink Category:Gothic_art.
- Sugers_Eagle wikiPageWikiLink French_Crown_Jewels.
- Sugers_Eagle wikiPageWikiLink French_Revolution.
- Sugers_Eagle wikiPageWikiLink Galerie_dApollon.
- Sugers_Eagle wikiPageWikiLink Goldsmith.
- Sugers_Eagle wikiPageWikiLink Louvre.
- Sugers_Eagle wikiPageWikiLink Middle_Ages.
- Sugers_Eagle wikiPageWikiLink Niello.
- Sugers_Eagle wikiPageWikiLink Porphyry_(geology).
- Sugers_Eagle wikiPageWikiLink Silver-gilt.
- Sugers_Eagle wikiPageWikiLink Suger.
- Sugers_Eagle wikiPageWikiLink Sugers_Eagle.
- Sugers_Eagle wikiPageWikiLink Titulus_(inscription).
- Sugers_Eagle wikiPageWikiLink Vase.
- Sugers_Eagle wikiPageWikiLink File:Aigle_de_Suger.jpg.
- Sugers_Eagle wikiPageWikiLinkText "Delbrück 1932".
- Sugers_Eagle wikiPageWikiLinkText "a gilt eagle".
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- Sugers_Eagle subject Category:Gothic_art.
- Sugers_Eagle hypernym Vase.
- Sugers_Eagle type Artwork.
- Sugers_Eagle comment "Suger's Eagle (Aigle de Suger) is an ancient Egyptian porphyry vase mounted in a medieval silver-gilt eagle. It is now displayed along with the French regalia in the Galerie d'Apollon at the Louvre.The vase likely dates to the second century AD. According to Suger, abbot of Saint-Denis, in his De administratione, he found, \"lying idly in a chest for many years, an Egyptian porphyry vase admirably shaped and polished.\" In his own words, he determined to adapt and transfer (adaptavimus ...".
- Sugers_Eagle label "Suger's Eagle".
- Sugers_Eagle sameAs Q2827841.
- Sugers_Eagle sameAs Aigle_de_Suger.
- Sugers_Eagle sameAs Orzeł_opata_Sugera.
- Sugers_Eagle sameAs m.011v6hyz.
- Sugers_Eagle sameAs Q2827841.
- Sugers_Eagle wasDerivedFrom Sugers_Eagle?oldid=681991190.
- Sugers_Eagle depiction Aigle_de_Suger.jpg.
- Sugers_Eagle isPrimaryTopicOf Sugers_Eagle.