Owning a large number of relics became a symbol of status and power for both private collectors and kingdoms. Emperor Charlemagne set a trend with his.

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Owning a large number of relics became a symbol of status and power for both private collectors and kingdoms. Emperor Charlemagne set a trend with his massive collection at Aachen that later monarchs of Europe tried to follow. A container, often made of precious materials, used as a holder to protect and display relics reliquary

Abbey Church of Sainte-Foy. D E F G H chapels ambulatory sanctuary apse nave crossing choir portal

Archaic Smile Red Figure Ware Kouros Kore Kritios Boy Pediment Plan Kylix Frieze

Georgio De Chirico Max Ernst Joseph Cornell Frida Kahlo Salvador Dali Frida Kahlo Georgio de Chirico Salvador Dali Renee Magritte Joseph Cornell Renee Magritte Max Ernst