Gallery Page 1 1: A Lion's Head...Ascension of Christ, Verdun Altar, Begun 1181, Enamel 2: Ascension of Elijah, from the Verdun Altarpiece, Begun 1181...Crucifixion, from the Verdun Altar, 12th CE, Enamel 3: Crucifixion, the Mourning Women (On the Reverse Side)...Joab Assassinates Abner, Former General of King Saul, Who Went Over to King David 4: Jonah and the Whale, Verdun Altar, Begun 1181, Enamel...Our Lady's Shrine of Notre-Dame de Tournai, Gabled End Depicting Christ in Majesty, 1205 5: Our Lady's Shrine of Notre-Dame de Tournai, Gabled End Depicting the Adoration of the Magi, 1205...The Circumcision of Isaac 6: The Circumcision of Samson...The Verdun Altar Left: Christ's Ascension; Below: Ascension of Eliah; Right: Pentecost; Below: Mose 7: The Verdun Altar, Begun 1181...Waves of the Flood, Detail from the Panel Noah's Ark of the Verdun Altar A Lion's Head A Prophet, Second Figure, Bottom Row on the Right Side Aaron Puts a Golden Jar with Mannah in the Ark of the Covenant Abraham and Melchizedek, Verdun Altar, Begun 1181 Abraham and the Three Angels, Verdun Altar, Begun 1181, Enamel Adoration of the Magi, with Donor Emperor Otto IV at Christ's Baptism Agnus Pascalis, the Symbolic Easter Lamb An Angel Announces the Birth of Samson to the Barren Wife of Manoah (Judges 13, 2-5) Angels of the Ressurection, from the Verdun Altar Animals Looking out of the Ark's Windows Archbishop Rainald Von Dassel (1120-1167) on the Triangle of the Reverse Side Ascension of Christ, Verdun Altar, Begun 1181, Enamel
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