Noah Teller 1600 - 1615

This pewter dish, created by Paulus Öham the Younger between 1600 and 1615, features a central scene depicting the "Miracle of the Host" surrounded by six smaller scenes in a circular arrangement. These scenes depict religious and historical figures from biblical accounts. The dish is a prime example of the decorative arts of the late Renaissance and is an important part of the Metropolitan Museum of Art's collection of pewterware. The intricate details and symbolism present in the artwork make it a fascinating piece for art lovers and historians alike.