Louvre museum. Richelieu wing – Department of Decorative Arts of middle ages. In Europe, from the 5th to the 15th century, artists and craftsmen perfected a wide variety of techniques in fields such as enameling, ivory work, and tapestry.
00:05 Enty to Deprtment of decorative arts
00:12 Manises maiolica
00:21 Tableau of the Trinity
00:34 Tapestry of the Bears
00:45 Hand of justice, made for the crowning of Napoléon I.
00:55 Crown of Napoleon I.
01:20 Madonna and Child, holding a plea for intercessio
01:28 Marriage casket with judgement of Paris
01:38 Decorative porcelain Florence 1430
01:52 Scepter Charles V.
02:24 Virgin and Child of Jeanne d’Evreux
02:50 Arm reliquary of Saint Lucas
02:59 Box of the chatelaine de Vergy
03:07 Reliquary of the True Cross of Jaucourt
03:22 Statue in elephant ivory of descent from the Cross. 1260-1270.
03:35 Reliquary triptych of the True Cross. Comes from the abbey of Floreffe
04:05 Coronation of Mary with angels
04:16 Medieval case known as “reliquary of Saint Louis”
04:28 Reliquary of Saint Francis of Assisi receiving the stigmata
04:36 Crown of St. Louis
05:01 Maastricht binding-case
05:21 Porphyry vase, known as Suger’s eagle
05:28 The so-called Eleanor of Aquitaine Vase
05:38 Casket from the abbey of Saint-Maur
05:42 “La Joyeuse” – The French Coronation Sword
06:04 Reliquary with Christ in majesty and saints
06:12 Tabernacle about the crucifixion of Jesus-Christ
06:24 Statue of St. Matthew, from the high altar of the abbey of Grandmont
06:31 Casket of Saint-Potentin
06:43 Virgin and Child from the Sainte-Chapelle
07:01 Tabernacle: Annunciation, Visitation, Nativity, Adoration of the magi
07:09 Chef reliquaire de Saint-Martin
07:38 Olifant. Ivory, southern Italy
08:04 Barberini diptych
08:43 Carolignian-era bronze equestrian statuette of Charlemagne or Charles the Bald
08:56 Tablet reliquary of the True Cross
09:08 Harbaville Triptych
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