Relief from a Pulpit with the Symbol of Saint Luke 1176 - 1183

This 12th-century relief panel, attributed to Master Christophanus or Stephanus, is a stunning example of Romanesque sculpture. Crafted from limestone, it features a winged ox, the traditional symbol of Saint Luke, holding a book and surrounded by elaborate foliage patterns and stylized columns. This panel, originally part of a pulpit, demonstrates the artistic finesse of the period, showcasing the masterful use of relief and intricate detail to create a captivating religious narrative. The panel is currently housed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City.