Noli Me Tangere 1598
franzfallenter
themetropolitanmuseumofart
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"Noli Me Tangere" is a stained glass window by Franz Fallenter, completed in 1598. The artwork depicts a scene from the Bible where Mary Magdalene encounters Jesus after his resurrection. The composition features numerous figures, including Jesus, Mary Magdalene, and other biblical characters, arranged within a complex geometric framework. The window, now in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, is a remarkable example of Renaissance era stained glass and showcases Fallenter's skill in creating vibrant and detailed scenes. The inscription at the top, "Magdalena fuhre in Nangfal / Liebhout in ins armes huld" (Magdalena went to Nangfal, she fell into his arms willingly), helps to explain the narrative of the scene.
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