725 × 475 × 15 mm approx.

Sample 1387. Vertical grain. Insect damage. One board. Knot repaired with a piece of wood, visible from the front. Cut with an adze. Edges of panel bevelled. Support not reinforced.

493 × 400 × 15 mm

Sample 586. Vertical grain. Quite good condition; a little insect damaged, in particular on the right side. Two unequal boards, measuring respectively 135 and 265 mm in width. Panel is slightly warped. Trace of filasse on the joint. Support not reinforced. Bare wood. The front is covered with a cloth contained within a 2–3 mm thick ground layer.

2100 × 735 × 15 mm

Sample 495. Vertical grain. Insect damage.

1810 × 1503 mm (thickness not measurable)

Sample 907. Vertical grain. Four boards (?). Double dovetail dowels across the joints of the boards are visible only from the front. Secondary support with two cross-bars, crossed and inserted. Two other very thin cross-bars are applied across the grain. Linen (probably) strips across the face of the board joints.

775 × 280 × 10 mm approx.

Sample 912. Vertical grain. Much insect damage. One board. Cloth on the front, particularly on the frame. Panel warped.

2370 × 1470 × 14 mm (without frame)

Sample 799. Horizontal grain. Good condition. Several registers painted on the same panel.

1810 × 1070 × 17 mm (uneven thickness)

Sample 809. Vertical grain. Good condition. Three boards. Textile strips across the joints. Assembled with flush-edge joints. Four cross-bars applied across the grain and two original cross-braces.

1860 × 575 × 18 mm (without frame)

Sample 914A. Vertical grain. (Examination incomplete, reverse inaccessible.)

1860 × 562 × 18 mm (without frame)

Sample 914B. Vertical grain. (Examination incomplete, reverse inaccessible.)

1860 × 580 × 18 mm (without frame)

Sample 914C. Vertical grain. (Examination incomplete, reverse inaccessible.)

2520 × 945 × 15 mm

Samples 802 A–C. Vertical grain. Support in very good condition but the cross-bar has insect damage. Three boards. Two strips of textile across the joints. Secondary support composed of four central poplar cross-bars (sample 802B). Cross-bars assembled with dovetail joints. The members of the secondary support show evidence of mortises on the outer edges of the sides. The carved elements of the face are in Scots pine (sample 802C).

2270 × 704 × 15 mm (upper right side is arched)

Sample 803. Vertical grain. Very good condition. Three boards. Strips of textile across one of the joins. Secondary support composed of four central cross-bars. Assembled with dovetail joints. Painted scene on marouflage canvas.

2250 × 720 × 15 mm (upper left side is arched).

Sample 804. Vertical grain. Very good condition. Three boards. One strip of textile across the join. Secondary support composed of four central cross-bars. Assemblage.with dovetail joints. Partially painted on canvas.

1360 × 1335 × 17 mm

Sample 865. Vertical grain. Very good condition; some insect holes localised on the edges of the panel. Four boards. Strips of textile over the joins. The original engaged frame has one central cross-bar. The members of the frame are assembled with mortise and tenon joints; the cross-bar with a dovetail joint. Painted scene on marouflage canvas.

1450 × 1070 × 15 mm

Sample 866. Vertical grain. Very good condition. Insect holes on the edges of the support. Three boards. Construction is similar to 448.

1760 × 985 × 19 mm

Sample 821A. Vertical grain. Good condition. Three boards. Strips of canvas over the joints. The secondary support has three central cross-bars. Members of the secondary support assembled with mitre joints; cross-bars joined with dovetail joints. Bare wood. Painted scene on marouflage canvas.

1760 × 985 × 19 mm

Sample 822. Thispanel is similar to 450.

1660 × 980 × 19 mm

Sample 823. This panel is similar to 451.

1660 × 980 × 17 mm

Sample 820. Similar to 452. The right-hand member of the secondary support is missing.

1653 × 975 × 19 mm

Sample 824. This panel is similar to 453.

2500 × 1890 × 23 mm

Sample 825. Vertical grain. Fairly good condition. Five original cross-bars. Original frame.

1480 × 439 × 15 mm

Samples 806 A, B. Vertical grain. Overall insect damage. One board. The secondary support comprises one cross-bar made of poplar (sample 806B), assembled with dovetail joints and attached to the support with nails inserted through the face. Inscription in black letters.

1480 × 445 × 15 mm

Sample 808. Vertical grain. Fairly good condition of the panel, extensive insect damage on the cross-bar. One board. Secondary support with a central cross-bar, assemblage similar to 456. Inscription in black letters.

1475 × 715 × 12 mm

Sample 807. Vertical grain. Some open insect tunnels. Two boards. Assembled with flush-edge joints. One split. Secondary support with two central cross-bars. Bare wood. The cross-bar at the top of the secondary support is missing. Image is painted on marouflage canvas. Inscription in black letters.

1580 × 550 × 10–15 mm (arched panel)

Samples 958 A, B. Vertical grain. Very good condition. One board. Two splits: a wedge filler in the left split, strip of textile across the other. Evenly cut, probably with a saw. Three surface-mounted, cross-grain cross-bars, and two diagonal braces in poplar wood (sample 958B). The pointed ends of nails are visible on the braces.

1570 × 1320 × 16 mm

Samples 826 A, B. Vertical grain. Insect damage. Four boards. ‘Enduit’ on the joins. Four cross-grain cross-bars. At the top, the panel and the last cross-bar have auxiliary support.

1760 × 978 × 18 mm

Sample 810. Vertical grain. Good condition. Insect holes. Three boards. Filasse glued across the joins. Secondary support with three central cross-bars. Heads of nails visible on the front, at the top and at the bottom of the panel. The left-hand member of the secondary support is missing.

1960 × 985 × 18 mm

Sample 812. Vertical section. Very good condition. Four boards. Filasse glued across the joins. Secondary support with four central cross-bars. The bars of the support are assembled using mitre joints and held with nails; the cross-bars are assembled with dovetail joints. The right-hand member of the secondary support is missing.

1860 × 985 × 15 mm

Sample 811. Vertical grain. Good condition, a few insect holes. Three boards. No filasse over the joins. Secondary support with three central cross-bars. The two members of the secondary support are missing.

Sample 813. Vertical grain. Very good condition, very few insect holes. Three boards. Filasse over the joins. Secondary support has three cross-bars. Members of the secondary support are assembled with mitre joints and attached with nails; the cross-bars are assembled with dovetail joints. The right-hand member of the secondary support is missing.

1900 × 1180 × 18 mm

Samples 696 A–C. Vertical grain. Some insect holes. Two boards. Assembled with flush-edge joints. Strips of filasse and ground glued across the joins. Secondary support has four central cross-bars in Scots pine (sample 696C). Assemblage of cross-bars to secondary support with dovetail joints. The whole is attached to the support with nails inserted from the front.

2330 × 695 (without frame) × 15 mm

Sample 814A. Vertical grain. Good condition. One board. A layer of filasse applied to the surface. Two cross-bars are attached across the grain with nails inserted through from the face of the panel. Left edge of the support bevelled.

2110 × 595 × 22 mm

Sample 817. Vertical grain. Fairly good condition. This panel is similar to 466. On this panel the filasse is largely missing.

2250 × 645 × 15 mm

Samples 815 A, B. Vertical grain. Good condition overall; the lower part shows extensive insect damage. One board. A layer of filasse and ground were laid on the surface. Two cross-grain cross-bars in poplar (sample 815B). The system of attachment is similar to 466 and 467. Edges of the panel not bevelled.

2090 × 455 × 22 mm.

Sample 816. Vertical grain. Extensive insect damage. One board. A layer of filasse and ground covers the surface. Marks of the original cross-bars. Edges of the panel not bevelled.

From right to left:

1320 × 1110 (without frame) × 17 mm

Samples 829 A, B. Vertical grain. Very good condition. Five to six boards. Assembled with butt joints. Two original cross-bars in iron attached across the width of the panel. A layer of cloth and ground were laid on both sides of the panel. Figures painted in grisaille on the reverse.

1315 × 1120 (without frame) × 17 mm

Sample 830. Vertical grain. Very good condition. Three boards. Splits. The assemblage, reinforcement and protection are similar to 470.

1425 × 1115 (without frame) × 17 mm (semicircular arched panel)

Sample 831. Vertical grain. Very good condition. Three boards. Assembled with flush-edge joints. Two original cross-bars in iron inserted across the width of the panel. A layer of filasse and ground applied to both sides of the panel. Figures painted in grisaille on the reverse.

1410 × 1100 mm (without frame – semicircular arched panel)

Sample 832. Vertical grain. Very good condition. Five boards. Assembled with flush-edge joints. One original cross-bar inserted. Evidence of paint.

1315 × 1120 (without frame) × 17 mm

Sample 832A. Vertical grain. Very good condition. Four boards. (The reverse of the panel is inaccessible.)

1320 × 1110 (without frame) × 17 mm

Sample 832C. Vertical grain. Very good condition. Five to six boards. Assembled with flush-edge joints. Two original iron cross-bars inserted across the width of the panel. A layer of filasse and ground were laid on both sides of the panel. Figures painted in grisaille on the reverse.

1730 × 1230 × 22 mm

Samples 818 A, B. Vertical grain. Three boards. Strips of cloth over the joins. The secondary support has three cross-bars; the central cross-bar is made of poplar (sample 818B). Members of the secondary support assembled with mortise and tenon joints, attached with nails. Bare wood.

1745 × 1140 × 18 mm

Sample 819. This panel is similar to 476.

702 × 147 × 15 mm (semicircular arched panel)

Sample 721B. Vertical grain. Extensive insect damage. One board. On the reverse are fragments of cloth and decorative paint.

700 × 145 × 14 mm (semicircular arched panel)

Sample 721C. Vertical grain. Fairly poor condition. One board. On the reverse, decorative paint on marouflage canvas. Nail for attaching the painted carved head of the figure on the front.

700 × 150 × 14 mm (semicircular arched panel)

Sample 721D. Vertical grain. Insect damage overall. One board. Edges of the panel thinned. On the reverse, decorative paint on marouflage canvas.

700 × 146 × 15 mm (half-arched panel)

Sample 721E. Vertical grain. Some wood borer holes. One board. Partial cloth with decorative paint on the reverse. Keyhole. Panel thinned at the edges.

1020 × 1270 mm (thickness not measurable)

Sample 785. Horizontal grain. Extensive insect damage. Three boards. Cross-bars. Frame attached with nails inserted from the front. Other nail heads corresponding with the attachment of the cross-bars. Warped panel. Painted on marouflage canvas.

2250 × 555 × 20 mm

Sample 983A. Vertical grain. (Examination incomplete, reverse inaccessible.)

2860 × 810 × 20 mm

Sample 983C. Vertical grain. (Examination incomplete, reverse inaccessible.)

2250 × 560 × 20 mm

Sample 983C. Vertical grain. (Examination incomplete, reverse inaccessible.)

480 × 2000 × 20 mm approx.

Sample 968. Horizontal grain. Good condition. One board. Overhanging dustguards of 70 mm at the top and 45 mm at the base of the panel. Five cross- grain cross-bars.

1120 × 1560 × 20–34 mm

Sample 967. Horizontal grain. Three boards. At the base of the panel there is a very narrow board. Assembled with butt joints. Roughly cut. Split in the middle of the board at the top. A piece of wood conceals this split. Three cross-grain reinforcing members attached with screws. Two cross-bar fragments on the joins of the boards. A red paint covers the surface.

1168 × 778 × 20 mm

Sample 836A. Vertical grain. Good condition. Two boards. A layer of filasse and ground applied to the surface. Two cross-bars attached across the grain, joined and reinforced by two diagonal braces. Nails.

1780 × 1110 × 17 mm

Samples 698 A–C. Vertical grain. Very good condition. Three boards. Assembled with flush-edge joints. Secondary support consists of six poplar cross-bars (sample 698C). Cross-bars are attached to the secondary support with tenon joints. This ensemble is attached to the support with nails inserted from the front. Filasse over the joins.

805 × 800 × 17–20 mm

Sample 851. Horizontal grain. Good condition. Three boards. Split in the upper board. Assembled with flush-edge joints. Two cross-bars attached across the grain. Painting on marouflage canvas.

1720 × 530 mm (without frame – thickness not measurable)

Sample 795. Vertical grain. Three boards.

1700 × 845 mm (without frame – thickness not measurable)

Sample 796. Vertical grain. Two boards. Assembled with dowels.

1690 × 540 mm (without frame – thickness not measurable)

Sample 797. Vertical grain. Three boards.

310 × 2850 × 25 mm

Samples 798 A, B. Horizontal grain. Overall insect damage. One board. Scots pine frame extensively damaged by insects (sample 798B), attached to the support with large nails inserted through from the front. (Reverse inaccessible.)

175 × 135 × 12 mm (each panel with frame)

Sample 249. Vertical grain. Good condition. Paint covers the surface on the reverse. Panel held in the rebate of the original frame.

3050 × 2250 mm (thickness not measured)

Samples 397 A, B. Vertical grain. Apparent good condition. Painted on marouflaged cloth. (Study of the support incomplete – inaccessible owing to its location in the museum.)

Sample 398A (front); B (reverse). Vertical grain (?). Good condition. Panel painted on both sides. On the reverse: The Annunciation.

Sample 399 A (face); B (reverse). Vertical grain (?). Apparently good condition. Panel painted on both sides. On the reverse: The Angel of the Annunciation.

1640 × 1490 × 20–30 mm

Samples 401 A–C. Horizontal grain. Insect damage. Splits (examination incomplete as the panel was embedded in the wall). The three samples come from the reverse (sample 401B), the frame (sample 401C) and the visible part of the support on the left side (sample 401A). These indicate, respectively, fir (B), probably poplar (C) and definitely poplar (A). It is assumed that the visible fir belongs to either a cross-bar or an auxiliary panel panel but that the support itself is in poplar.

364 × 295 × 10 mm (sides); 20 mm (centre)

Sample 1535. Horizontal grain. Good condition. Split at mid-width.

570 × 328 × 14 mm (edges); 22 mm (centre)

Sample 393. Vertical grain. Very good condition. Panel warped. Either two boards or one split board (?). Two iron cross-bars, held by four screws. Thinning of the panel at the sides.

1500 × 1770 × 40–50 mm

Samples 404 A–D. Horizontal grain. Extensive and overall insect damage. Large cross-bars across the grain. Work painted on marouflage canvas. The side edges of the panel bear saw marks.

1310 × 850 × 34 mm (thickness uneven)

Sample 359. Horizontal grain. Insect damage, in particular at the top. Some insect channels. Either two boards or one split along the whole width (?). Roughly cut. Strips of cloth on three-quarters of the join or split. Panel not reinforced. Bare wood.

2050 × 1800 × 21 mm

Sample 678. Horizontal grain. Insect damage. Seven boards poorly joined. Three cross-bars.

1800 × 1900 × 25 mm

Sample 471A. Vertical grain. Some insect holes. Four boards. Three original cross-bars attached through the front of the painting. Assembled with flush-edge joints. Traces of ground and paint on the reverse.

300 × 1900 × 20 mm

Sample 471B. Horizontal grain. Fairly good condition. One board. Bare wood. Panel not reinforced.

1700 × 1400 × 20–30 mm

Sample 472. Vertical grain. Three boards disjointed. Three recent cross-bars.

980 × 380 × 18 mm (average thickness)

Sample 1125. Vertical grain. Some insect damage. One board. Three recent cross-grain cross-bars. A gloss paint covers the surface.

980 × 380 × 22 mm (average thickness)

Sample 1127. Vertical grain. Some insect damage. One board. Roughly cut. Panel not reinforced. Bare wood.

980 × 380 × 22 mm (average thickness)

Sample 1126. Vertical grain. Some insect damage. One board. Roughly cut. Panel not reinforced. Bare wood.

600 × 800 × 30 mm approx..

Sample 654. Vertical grain. Good condition. Image painted on both sides. On the reverse: The Annunciation.

957 × 390 (with frame) × 25 mm (with frame)

Visual examination. Vertical grain. Good condition in appearance. Frame carved into the mass of the wood (?). Three cross-bars. Painted on marouflaged cloth. (Examination incomplete due to the location of the panel in the museum.)

594 × 436 × 25 mm

Visual examination. Vertical grain. Insect damage. Magnificent example of rough cutting using an axe or adze.

1160 × 564 × 25–34 mm

Sample 1151. Vertical grain. Good condition. One board (?).

1160 × 561 × 35 mm

Sample 1152. Vertical grain. Apparent good condition. Two boards. 18 mm strip on the edge of one of the sides.

943 × 632 × 30–32 mm

Sample 1152B. Vertical grain. Apparent good condition. Three boards. Assembled with spline joints.

960 × 630 × 33 mm

Sample 1152C. Vertical grain. Apparent good condition. Two boards. 34 mm strip on the right edge of the panel.

1115 × 645 × 40–45 mm

Samples 1150 A, B. Vertical grain. Apparent good condition. Two boards. Assembled with spline joints in spruce.

1167 × 686 × 33 mm

Sample 1146. Vertical grain. Good condition. One board.

1185 × 626 × 40–50 mm

Sample 1149. Vertical grain. Apparent good condition. Two boards. Assembled with spline joints.

1146 × 763 × 40–50 mm

Sample 1148. Vertical grain. Good condition. Three boards. Assembled with spline joints.

930 × 751 × 48 mm

Sample 1154. Vertical grain. Good condition. One board.

950 × 485 × 20–30 mm

Sample 1173. Vertical grain. Good condition. Two boards. Assembled with spline joints. 42 mm batten on the left edge of the panel.

990 × 777 × 30 mm

Sample 1144. Vertical grain. Good condition. One board.

1014 × 690 × 35 mm

Sample 1144. Vertical grain. Good condition. One board.

1060 × 680 × 35 mm

Sample 1145. Vertical grain. Apparent good condition. One board.

980 × 663 × 40 mm

Sample 1153. Vertical grain. Apparent good condition. One board.

352 × 275 × 5 mm

Visual examination. Vertical grain. Reduced softwood cradle.

900 × 625 × 15 mm

Visual examination. Vertical grain. Insect holes across the panel; the cross-bars are insect damaged. Four boards plus 62 mm wide wooden strip on the right side. Two head-to-tail tapered cross-bars attached with dovetail joints. Wooden strips on the top and bottom edges of the panel. The letters C.L., surmounted by a crown, are painted in black above the cross-bar at the base. A thick ground layer covers the surface.

475 × 364 × 33 mm

Sample 992. Vertical grain. Some insect holes. A black paint covers the surface.

360 × 515 × 30 mm

Visual examination. Horizontal grain. Much insect damage; some insect channels. A thick ground and paint layer covers the surface. Pieces of wood applied to damaged areas.

620 × 500 × 6 mm

Sample 981. Vertical grain. Insect damage; open insect channels. Panel cradled. Stained wood.

717 × 550 × 28 mm

Sample 114. Vertical grain. Insect holes. One board. Splits. Two cross-bars attached with dovetail joints, thinned on the right, very roughly cut with a paring-axe or an adze. Bare wood.

1700 × 1157 × 28 mm

Sample 924. Vertical grain. Insect damage, in particular on the edges of the board; open insect channels. Three boards. Assembled reinforcing members and double dovetail key joints. Two cross-grain cross-bars screwed to the panel.

535 × 115 × 20 mm

Samples 623C; 988. Vertical grain. Very good condition. One board. A red layer of paint covers the surface.

2135 × 1390 × 12 mm (thinned edges)

Sample 74. Vertical grain. Good condition in appearance. Three boards. Panel thinned on the four sides. Five attached cross-bars. Paint covers the surface.

310 × 265 × 12 mm

Sample 65 A. Horizontal grain. Good condition. One board. Panel not reinforced. Brown paint covers the surface.

305 × 268 × 14 mm

Sample 65B. Horizontal grain. Good condition. One board. Panel not reinforced. A brown paint covers the surface.

690 × 520 mm

Sample 952. Study of the construction of the panel was not made.

1210 × 780–790 mm (thickness not measurable)

Visual examination. Vertical grain. Insect holes. Two attached cross-bars. Panel warped. A brown paint layer covers the surface.

387 × 295 × 11 mm

Sample 668. Vertical grain. Good condition. One board. Panel not reinforced. Faux marble black paint covers the surface. Inscription.

680 × 485 × 10 mm (whole thickness: 20 mm)

Samples 95 A, B. Vertical grain. Some insect holes. One board. Panel has an auxiliary support in the direction of the grain in 10 mm thick poplar. Shouldering on the outer side edges and at the top of the panel.

1660 × 1000 × 30 mm

Sample 106. Vertical grain. Insect holes and open channels on the side edges of the panel. Four boards plus one narrower board on the right side. The surface of the wood is smooth. Three cross-grain cross-bars are attached with dovetail joints. Painted on both sides.

380 × 260 × 25 mm

Visual examination. Vertical grain. Some insect holes. One board. Cut with an adze. Bare wood. Panel not reinforced.

2750 × 2120 × 25 mm

Sample 5. Vertical grain. Numerous insect holes. Six boards. Boards of 75 mm and 80 mm on the side edges of the support. Roughly cut boards, in particular on the right of the support. Five oak cross-bars; four inset with dovetail joints, one surface mounted. Bare wood.

590 × 438 × 20 mm

Sample 96. Vertical grain. Good condition. Three unequal boards, measuring respectively 88, 235 and 115 mm in width. One cross-grain cross-bar at the base of the panel is attached with dovetail joints. A second cross-bar is placed at the top. A brown paint layer covers the surface.

1050 × 1020 × 2 mm

Sample 100. Vertical grain. Three boards. Two loosely attached cross-bars. A brown paint covers the surface.

650 × 855 × 25 mm

Sample 501. Horizontal grain. Insect damage. A thick white ground layer covers the surface. Cross-bar.

655 × 485 × 11 mm

Sample 496. Vertical grain. Good condition. A red and white ground layer covers the surface.

735 × 395 × 10 mm (total thickness 14 mm – arched panel)

Samples 996 A, B. Vertical grain. Insect damage. One board (?). Cross-grain auxiliary support panel of 4 mm thick spruce.

520 × 420 × 10 mm

Sampe 954. Vertical grain. Good condition.

347 (without added wooden strips) × 500 × 17 mm

Sample 238. Horizontal grain. Very good condition. Wooden strips of 10 mm and 20 mm on the top and bottom edges of the panel. Two tapered cross-grain uprights at the bottom of the panel. A brown paint covers the surface.

352 × 250 × 14 mm

Samples 665 A–E. Horizontal grain of the arched section located above the upper cross-bar; vertical grain for the remainder of the panel. Good condition. Two cross-bars set in along the width of the support. A ground layer and paint layers cover the surface. Brand mark: C.R. The support is fitted into a rectangular oak frame (sample 665E), which extends over the four edges.

425 × 340 × 9 mm

Visual examination. Vertical grain. Good condition. Insect holes, in particular on the lateral sides and edge of the left side. One board (?). Panel cradled (this prevented examination of the reverse).

550 × 760 mm

Sample 951. Study of the construction of the panel was not carried out.

500 × 502 × 15 mm

Sample 239. Vertical grain. Insect damage. Two unequal boards. Two inset cross-grain cross-bars. Wooden strips on the four edges of the panel. Knots in the centre. A ground and paint layer cover the surface.

790 × 600 mm

Sample 948. Study of the construction of the panel was not made.

350 × 280 × 4 mm

Sample 233. Vertical grain. Good condition. One board. A wooden strip on the edge of the base of the support. Panel cradled. A thick paint layer covers the surface.

585 × 485 × 21 mm

Sample 236. Vertical grain. Some insect holes. One board. Two inset cross-grain cross-bars. A circular mark incised in the wood. Bare surface.

540 × 695 × 19 mm

Samples 305; 305B; 1493. Vertical grain. Some insect holes. Two cross-bars, 130 × 40 mm, made from fruit wood (sample 305B) at the midpoint of each side. Attached with forged head nails.

2500 × 1710 × 40–50 mm

Sample 1536. Vertical grain. Overall insect damage. Three boards. Assembled with glued flush-edge joints. Three cross-bars bolted across the grain of the panel. Forged nail heads inserted through the thickness of the panel edges. The painting has since been transferred.

2170 × 1675 × 21 mm approx.

Sample 925. Vertical grain. A little insect damage. Four boards. 24 mm wide wooden strips screwed to the edges of the four sides of the panel. Wide cradle, composed of five cross-bars of semicircular cross-section and uprights of rectangular cross-section. Fillings in the settings of three previous cross-grain cross-bars.

465 × 346 × 18 mm

Sample 666. Vertical grain. Insect damage. Open insect channels. Evidence of two cross-grain cross-bars. Wooden strips on the edges of the four sides. Three marks. Inscription. Bare wood.

4240 × 2760 mm (thickness not measurable)

Samples 293; 424. Vertical grain. Large cross-bars across the grain. Frame in spruce.

850 × 1810 mm

Sample 945. Study of the construction of the panel was not made.

620 × 2090 mm

Sample 942. Study of the construction of the panel was not made.

437 × 710 × 20 mm

Sample 17. Horizontal grain. Traces of paint and a ground layer on the reverse. Panel warped. Support not reinforced.

343 × 677 × 28–35 mm

Sample 21A. Horizontal grain. Insect damage. One board. Edges of the panel are bevelled. Bare wood. Support not reinforced.

343 × 673 × 28–35 mm

Sample 20B. This panel is similar to 568. Shouldering of 40 mm on the edge of the left side.

345 × 676 × 28–35 mm

Sample 19C. This panel is similar to 569. Shouldering of 40 mm on the edge of the right side.

3250 × 2040 mm

Sample 934. Study of the construction of the panel was not made.

3200 × 1485 mm (without frame – thickness not measurable)

Sample 31. Vertical grain. The frame is 70 mm wide, attached to the panel with nails from the front. Upper cross-bars attached in a similar way.

3510 × 1940 × 33 mm

Sample 1491. Vertical grain. Good condition; a few insect holes. Four boards. Assembled with simple tip and dovetail joints, visible from the front only. Five cross-bars set in, across the grain, attached by nails. Wooden strips on the side edges. Work painted on marouflage canvas.

480 × 150 × 15 mm

Sample 591B. Vertical grain. Very good condition. Recent addition of a trefoil arch of 130 mm in the upper part of two panels. A brown preparation covers the surface.

480 × 150 × 15 mm

Sample 591C. This panel is similar to 574.

375 × 463 × 38 mm

Sample 45. Horizontal grain. One board (?). Fixing nails inserted through from the front of the panel. Two cross-bars are set across the grain with dovetail joints. These stave-cut cross-bars have been placed head-to-foot. Edges of the support slightly thinned at the top and at the bottom. A forged nail cut level to the reverse. Stamp. Bare wood. Inscription on glued paper.

370 × 230 × 20 mm

Sample 61. Vertical grain. Extensive insect damage. One board. Two old 18 mm thick wooden strips on the side edges. A forged nail is seen on the edge of the right side. Two 4 mm thick wooden strips on the top and bottom of the panel. The upper part has extra support with a 20 mm thick carved decorative panel.

2900 × 2120 mm

Sample 30. Vertical grain. Seven boards (?) Painted on marouflaged cloth. (Examination incomplete due to its location in the museum.)

193 × 380 × 3 mm (whole thickness)

Sample 51. Horizontal grain. Some insect holes. Edges of the panel are bevelled. Bare wood. Support not reinforced.

261 × 100 × 14 mm

Visual examination. Vertical grain. Insect damage. One board. 4 mm thick wooden strips on the edges of the four sides of the panel. Wood stained . Support not reinforced.

1040 × 735 × 28–30 mm

Sample 38. Vertical grain. Extensive insect damage. A thick ground layer and glue covers the surface. Roughly cut. Two cross-bars.

475 × 338 × 20 mm

Sample 138. Vertical grain. Some insect holes. A thick paint layer covers the surface.

752 × 420 × 8 mm

Sample 345. Horizontal grain. Insect holes. One board. Bare wood. Panel not reinforced.

930 × 690 mm (thickness not measurable)

Visual examination. Vertical grain. A few insect holes. One board. Panel held in the rebate of the frame. Bare wood.

755 × 490 × 10 mm

Sample 64. Vertical grain. Some insect holes. Two cross-bars. Bare wood. Panel not reinforced.

795 × 545 × 20 mm

Sample 308. Vertical grain. A thick red ground layer covers the surface. Panel not reinforced.

247 × 916 × 18 mm

Sample 135. Horizontal grain. Good condition; some insect holes. Two unequal boards, measuring 95 mm and 153 mm in height. Bare wood. Panel not reinforced. Wood surface very smooth.

640 × 430 × 8 mm approx.

Samples 62; 46. Vertical grain. Insect damage: open insect channels. One board (?). Roughly cut. Frame reinforcement has one central cross-bar.

788 × 480 × 18 mm (arched panel)

Sample 303. Vertical grain. Extensive insect damage. Numerous open insect channels. A thick ground layer covers the surface.

1900 × 1777 × 30 mm

Sample 1338. Vertical grain. Numerous insect holes. Six boards. Double dovetail keys reinforce the joins. Two cross-bars. Bare wood.

463 × 310 × 18 mm

Sample 588. Vertical grain. Numerous insect holes, in particular on the side edges and on the corners of the panel. One board. Cut in a regular and fine way. Slight warping of the panel.

460 × 1375 × 40 mm

Sample 482. Horizontal grain. Good condition. Bare wood.

570 × 370 × 10 mm

Samples 301 A, B. Vertical grain. Insect damage. Reduced cradle in Scots pine (sample 301B). A ground layer covers the surface.

630 × 465 × 8 mm

Sample 50. Vertical grain. Numerous open insect channels. Panel cradled.

1290 × 525 × 40 mm

Sample 499. Vertical grain. Insect damage. Three boards. Splits. Very roughly cut. One seal. Initials M.F. from a recent era.

2290 × 1040 × 26 mm (arched panel)

Sample 48. Vertical grain. Good condition. Three boards. Roughly cut. Five cross-grain cross-bars. A ground and paint layer cover the surface.

450 × 1740 × 18 mm

Sample 362. Horizontal grain. Good condition; some open insect channels. One board. Large knots in the middle of the panel. Bare wood. Support not reinforced.

450 × 1730 × 18 mm

Sample 361. Horizontal grain. Good condition; some open insect channels. Two unequal boards, measuring respectively 110 and 344 mm in height. Bare wood. Panel not reinforced. Knots.

120 × 210 × 20 mm

Visual examination. Horizontal grain. Insect damage. Panel not reinforced. Bare wood. Mark.

140 × 590 mm (thickness not measurable)

Sample 1537. Horizontal grain. Numerous insect holes and open channels. One board. Saw marks easily visible on the edge of the base of the panel.

800 × 534 × 15 mm

Sample 1538. Vertical grain. Good condition; some insect holes. One board. Panel not reinforced. Bare wood.

1675 × 1297 × 25 mm

Samples 90 A–C. Vertical grain. Overall insect damage. Four boards. Cut with a saw. Assemblage reinforced by strips of cloth over the joins. Two cross-bars in fir (sample 90B), cut with a chisel and mallet, are attached with dovetail joints across the grain of the support.

410 × 1250 × 35 mm

Sample 108 A. Horizontal grain. Some insect holes. One board. Roughly cut. Panel warped. Knots. Bare wood. Support not reinforced.

2140 × 2430 × 30 mm

Sample 73. Vertical grain. Apparent good condition. Four boards. Nail heads visible on the front, arranged in a transverse line. Cradle. A paint layer covers the surface.

1680 × 1660 × 35 mm

Sample 76. Vertical grain. Numerous insect holes. Five boards. The central boards are roughly cut; the lateral boards are sawn. Wooden strip on the edge of the right side of the panel. Two cross-grain cross-bars.

420 × 310 × 7 mm

Sample 481. Vertical grain. Insect damage. Cradled panel.

1170 × 626 × 60 mm

Sample 32. Vertical grain. Extensive insect damage. Four boards. Panel not reinforced. Bare wood.

660 × 264 × 10 mm approx.

Sample 16. Vertical grain. Extensive insect damage; numerous open insect channels. Two boards. Wooden strips on the edges of the four sides. Panel not reinforced. Bare wood.

850 × 610 × 28 mm

Sample 116. Vertical grain. The lateral parts of the panel are insect damaged; the middle is in good condition. Three unequal boards. Cross-bar loosely attached at the top of the support. Linen cloth covers the front surface (T.116). Bare wood.

515 × 395 × 30 mm

Visual examination. Vertical grain. Good condition. One board enlarged with a 15 mm strip on the left side. Numerous irregularities in the structure; knots, splits. Substantial warping. Attached frame. Panel not reinforced. Bare wood.

515 × 395 × 30 mm

Visual examination. Vertical grain. Very good condition. One board, a wooden strip of 46 mm on the left edge and another 10 mm wide strip on the top edge of the panel. Large knot near the top on the right. Uniformly cut. Three mortice holes on the edge of the left side. Attached frame. Bare wood. Support not reinforced.

Diameter 930 mm; thickness 35 mm

Samples 72, 72A. Vertical grain. Insect damage. Five boards. A cross-grain cross-bar of pine (sample 72A) is inset with dovetail joints in the middle of the panel. Panel cut with a saw; the cross-bar crudely cut with an axe.

820 × 530 × 20 mm

Sample 69. Vertical grain. Good condition. One board. Wooden strips on the edges of the four sides. Slight warping of the wood. A thick ground covers the surface.

860 × 590 mm (thickness not measurable, very thick)

Visual examination. Vertical grain. Insect damage. One board widened with a small board on the right-hand side. Traces of saw marks. Numerous flaws in the wood. Traces of a lost cross-bar. Bare wood. Panel not reinforced.

1750 × 1030 mm

Sample 947. A study of the construction of this panel was not made.

850 × 560 × 10 mm

Sample 117. Vertical grain. Extensive insect damage; open insect channels. One board (?). Knots. Two cross-bars attached and glued across the grain. Wooden strips on the edges of the sides of the panel. The whole surface has been stained.

Sample 646. Each panel: vertical grain. Two boards. Two iron cross-bars, inset and screwed in, hold the three panels together. (The location within the church prevented both the measurement of the dimensions and a thorough examination of the wood or panel construction.)

915 × 495 × 25 mm

Sample 493. Vertical grain. Seemingly good condition. Two boards. Very roughly cut (adze or paring-axe).

315 × 940 × 37 mm

Samples 125 A, B. Horizontal grain. Very good condition. Panel not reinforced. Wood stained.

262 × 415 × 10 mm

Sample 163. Horizontal grain. Good condition; very few insect holes. One board. Roughly cut. Knots. Wooden strips of 8 and 10 mm, on the left and upper side edges of the panel. Bare wood. Panel not reinforced. Stamp.

605 × 430 × 50 mm

Sample 47. Vertical grain. Extensive insect damage. One board. Paint covers the surface. Panel not reinforced. Warped.

870 × 577 × 30–34 mm

Sample 75. Vertical grain. Good condition. Three inset cross-bars. Brown paint; fleur de lis in the centre and at the top of the panel. One seal.

210 × 640 × 11 mm

Visual examination. Horizontal grain. Extensive insect damage. Wooden strips on the upper and lower edges and one side edge of the panel. Wood warped. Panel not reinforced. Inscription on glued paper.

460 × 440 × 8 mm

Sample 37. Horizontal grain. Apparent good condition. One board. Split in wood. Cradled panel.

445 × 630 × 36 mm

Sample 488. Horizontal grain. Extensive insect damage.

610 × 410 × 32 mm

Sample 66. Vertical grain. Extensive insect damage. One board. Traces of a ground and paint layer on the reverse. Warped panel. Support not reinforced.

330 × 700 × 40 mm

Sample 178. Horizontal grain. Some insect holes. One board. Worked with an adze. Edges of the panel are crudely thinned. Bare wood. Support not reinforced. Initials M.R. painted in white.

1030 × 700 × 25 mm

Sample 177. Vertical grain. Four boards. Panel not reinforced.

1820 × 3170 × 12 mm

Sample 77. Horizontal grain. apparently good condition. Five boards (?). Painted on marouflaged cloth. Cradled panel.

466 × 364 × 15 mm (edges); 19 mm (centre)

Visual examination. Vertical grain. Extensive insect damage. One board. A thick ground and a layer of paint cover the surface. Panel not reinforced.

785 × 580 × 40 mm

Sample 592. Vertical grain. Some insect holes. One board. Finely cut with a saw. Seven red circular seals. Slight warping of the panel. Splits only at the edges of the sides.

425 × 1500 × 30 mm

Visual examination. Horizontal grain. Good condition; some insect holes. One board. Bare wood. Panel not cradled.

426 × 1500 × 30 mm

Sample 70. Horizontal grain. Good condition. One board. Bare wood. Panel not reinforced.

1420 × 1080 × 15 mm

Sample 98. Vertical grain. Extensive insect damage. Multiple boards (?). A coloured ground covers the surface. Reduced cradle.

950 × 1890 × 30 mm (arched panel)

Sample 105. Horizontal grain. Extensive insect damage. Two unequal boards. Saw marks visible. Two cross-bars.

2540 × 2270 × 35 mm

Sample 15. Vertical grain. Good condition. Six boards. Two cross-grain cross-bars. (Examination incomplete due to the painting’s position in the museum.)

1320 × 1020 × 20 mm

Sample 144. Vertical grain. Numerous open insect channels. Two boards. Wooden strips on the edges of the four sides of the panel. Thinning of the support allows us to see the assembly dowels in the upper right section. Panel not reinforced.

1030 × 850 × 37 mm

Sample 956. Vertical grain. Three boards.

490 × 360 × 6 mm

Sample 326. Vertical grain. Good condition; some insect holes. Edges of the panel are bevelled. Wooden strip in oak attached below. Inscription in black letters on a cream-coloured background.

755 × 595 × 10 mm

Samples 417, 1012 A–E. Vertical grain – central part and edges; horizontal grain – upper and lower parts. Insect damage; open insect channels. Five boards: three in the centre, one at the top and one at the bottom. The central part measures 600 × 440 mm. Cradled panel.

950 × 2240 mm

Sample 946. Horizontal grain. (Study of the construction of the panel was not carried out.)

695 × 523 (without wooden strip) × 18 mm

Sample 97. Horizontal grain. Good condition; some insect holes. Two boards of unequal width. The board on the right measures 225 mm at the top, 242 mm at the base; that on the left 295 mm at the top and 280 mm at the base. Three cross-grain cross-bars, tapered and placed head to tail. Wooden strips on the edge of the left side of the panel. A brown paint covers the surface.

395 × 181 × 23 mm

Visual examination. Vertical grain. Good condition. One board. Worked with an adze. Flaw in the wood in the centre of the panel. Bare wood. Support not reinforced.

397 × 850 × 30 mm

Visual examination. Horizontal grain. Excellent condition. One board. Split across the whole width. Emplacement for an inset cross-grain cross-bar in the centre of the panel. Roughly cut. Bare wood. Support not reinforced.

392 × 670 × 28 mm

Sample 36. Horizontal grain. Excellent condition. One board. Emplacement for an inset cross-grain cross-bar, on the right of the panel. Roughly cut. Bare wood. Support not reinforced.

395 × 830 × 28 mm

Visual examination. Horizontal grain. Excellent condition. One board. Emplacement for an inset cross-grain cross-bar in the centre of the panel. Bare wood. Support not reinforced.

399 × 181 × 25 mm

Visual examination. Vertical grain. Good condition. One board. Panel not reinforced. Bare wood.

1580 × 1080 × 30 mm approx.

Sample 418. Vertical grain. Extensive insect damage. Three boards – the central board is the widest. Panel not reinforced. Bare wood.

1040 × 520 × 33 mm

Sample 415. Vertical grain. Insect damage. Panel not reinforced. Bare wood.

1040 × 520 × 32 mm

Sample 416. This panel is similar to 649.

1766 × 725 × 35 mm (arched panel)

Sample 927. Vertical grain. A lot of insect damage. One board. Very crudely cut using a doloire (wagoner’s axe) or adze. Modern cross-bars at the base. Two nails through the front at the top, three at the base where two missing cross-bars were attached. Thinning of the wood at this point. Inscription in large black letters.

1180 × 573 × 30 mm (arched panel)

Sample 928. Vertical grain. Good condition; some insect holes. One board. Two nails through the front at the base of the panel. Roughly cut and inscription as panel 651.

1180 × 573 × 30 mm (arched panel)

Sample 929. Vertical grain. Very good condition. Recent cross-bar towards the base of the panel; this is thinned slightly at the top at the place where a previous cross-bar had once been attached. At this place, two nails remain, inserted through the face of the panel. Roughly cut and inscription as in 651 and 652.

2470 × 2000 mm

Sample 939. Study of the construction of the panel was not made.

1300 × 530 × 30 mm

Sample 141. Vertical grain. Insect damage. Traces of cross-grain cross-bars.

645 × 407 × 20 mm

Sample 56. Vertical grain. Good condition. One board. Knot. Two cross-bars attached. Bare wood.

1315 × 734 × 32 mm

Sample 976. Vertical grain. Insect damage. One board. Saw marks on the surface of the reverse. Support not reinforced. Bare wood. Warped.

800 × 580 × 10 mm

Sample 309. Vertical grain. Insect damage. 4 mm auxiliary oak support panel (visual examination). Softwood cradle.

1860 × 1840 × 4 mm

Sample 87. Vertical grain. Apparent good condition. Two inset cross-bars. Roughly cut. A brown paint covers the surface.

1180 × 715 × 25 mm

Samples 923 A, B. Vertical grain. Two boards: the right one is in good condition, the left is insect damaged. Roughly cut. Two cross-grain cross-bars. A ground layer and brown paint covers the surface.

485 × 370 × 9 mm

Sample 313. Vertical grain. Good condition; some insect holes. Wooden strips on the edges of the three sides of the panel. Bare wood.

1117 × 767 × 22–24 mm

Samples 930 A, B. Vertical grain. Some insect holes. Three boards. Assemblage with flush-edge joints. Wooden strips on the side edges of the panel. Two cross-bars in oak (sample 930B) across the grain. Support is warped.

465 × 430 mm (thickness not measurable)

Sample 327. Vertical grain. Good condition; some insect holes. Panel held in the rebate of the frame. Inscription on paper. Three seals. A layer of cream-coloured paint covers the surface.

750 × 520 × 15 mm

Sample 146. Vertical grain. Good condition in appearance. One board. Unevenly cut. Saw marks. Two cross-bars, tapered, placed head to tail. A ground and paint layer covers the surface.

595 × 474 × 8 mm

Sample 94. Vertical grain. Very good condition. One board. Sawn. Bare wood. Panel not reinforced.

405 × 320 × 10 mm

Sample 242. Vertical grain. Good condition. One board. Wooden strip of 14 mm on the edge of the left side. Slight warping of the wood. Panel not reinforced. A ground layer covers the surface.

1145 × 530 × 20 mm (upper corners cut sideways)

Sample 136. Vertical grain. Extensive insect damage, in particular in the lower part. Two unequal boards, 170 and 350 mm in width. The right board cut with an adze; the left board with a saw. Dowel holes on the side edges of the panel. Tip of forged nail in the upper part of the support. The work is painted on a marouflage canvas. Panel not reinforced. Frame applied to the front of the image.

Centre 750 × 440 mm; wings 730 × 210 mm (each)

Sample 937. Only one sample of the wood from the whole triptych was available. The construction of these panels was not studied.

1870 × 2120 × 70 mm

Sample 1156. Vertical grain. Good condition. Cross-bars.

1230 × 710 × 10 mm

Sample 126. Vertical grain. Open insect channels. Many boards (?). Softwood cradle. A thin paint layer covers the surfaces.

265 × 615 × 28 mm

Sample 40. Horizontal grain. One board. Insect damage. A layer of paint and ground covers the surface.

1800 × 2450 mm

Sample 944. The importance of the work led to a recording of the result of the wood analysis even though a study of the construction of the panel was not carried out.

250 × 530 × 33 mm

Visual examination. Horizontal grain. Good condition. One board. Worked with an adze. Bare wood. Panel not reinforced.

620 × 1580 × 33 mm

Samples 936, 936A. Horizontal grain. (Study of the construction of the panel was not carried out.)

2180 × 1480 × 35–40 mm (arched panel)

Sample 110. Vertical grain. Apparently good condition. Roughly worked on the reverse. Saw cut- marks visible on the edge of the right side. Wide cradle composed of three cross-grain cross-bars and four reinforcing members in the direction of the wood grain. A thick brown paint covers the surface.

305 × 295 × 8–12 mm

Sample 119A. Horizontal grain. Some insect holes. Two inset cross-bars. Bare wood.

307 × 340 × 14 mm

Sample 119B. Horizontal grain. Some insect holes. Panel not reinforced. Bare wood.

307 × 340 × 14 mm

Sample 119 C. Horizontal grain. Some insect holes.

800 × 660 × 38 mm

Sample 118. Vertical grain. Some insect holes; open channels on the edge of the left side. One board (?). A ground layer covers the surface. Panel not reinforced.

Diameter 1500 mm; thickness 30 mm

Samples 86 A–D. Vertical grain. Very good condition. Three boards. Two cross-grain cross-bars, attached with dovetail joints at either end. Four holes on the upper cross-bar show that some of the assembly has disappeared. One seal.

1750 × 1140 × 13 mm

Sample 85. Vertical grain. Insect damage. Many boards. Reduced cradle.

393 × 293 (without wooden strip) × 13 mm

Sample 67. Vertical grain. Very good condition. One board. Wooden strips on the edges of the four sides. Panel not reinforced.

300 × 130 × 10 mm

Sample 230. Vertical grain. Good condition. One board. Slight warping. Auxiliary 5 mm thick poplar panel (visual examination). Seal.

Diameter 1020 mm; thickness 30 mm

Sample 147. Horizontal grain. Good condition. Four boards, those at the top and bottom of the panel measure 130 and 135 mm in height respectively. Two cross-grain poplar cross-bars, roughly cut with an adze or paring-axe. A ground and paint layer covers the surface.

1735 × 945 × 30–35 mm

Sample 497. Vertical grain. Insect damage. Splits. Cross-bars.

590 × 410 × 22 mm

Visual examination. Vertical grain. Three cross-grain cross-bars screwed to the support and two smaller inset cross-grain cross-bars.

1530 × 1330 × 37–40 mm

Sample 926. Vertical grain. Apparent good condition; some open insect channels. Six boards. Two strips of cloth on the joints. Two cross-grain cross-bars inset with dovetail joints. Bare wood.

370 × 792 × 24 mm

Sample 133. Horizontal grain. Very good condition. One board. Panel thinned on the edges. Slight warping of the wood. Brown paint covers the surface.

378 × 812 × 33 mm

Sample 134. Horizontal grain. Good condition. One board. Slight warping. Brown paint covers the surface.

393 × 812 × 32 mm

Sample 131. Horizontal grain. Very good condition. One board. Panel not reinforced. Brown paint covers the surface.

415 × 315 × 9 mm

Sample 248. Vertical grain. Good condition; some insect holes. One board. Reduced cradle.

1140 × 910 × 15 mm

Sample 938. Vertical grain. Four boards.

820 × 793 × 8 mm

Sample 83. Vertical grain. Two boards. Glued butt joints. The edges at the top, on the right side and at the base have a painted bead 5 mm from the edge of the panel. The panel is reinforced with a cradle with a central cross-bar. A ground and black paint layer covers the surface.

710 × 940 × 28 mm

Samples 267; 1514. Horizontal grain. Some insect holes. Two boards. Two inset cross-grain cross-bars.

705 × 950 × 33 mm

Sample 54. Horizontal grain. Three boards. Three stave-cut cross-bars placed head-to-foot are attached across the grain. Strips of cloth over the joins of the boards. A layer of brown paint covers the surface.

320 × 300 × 6 mm

Sample 935. Vertical grain. One board.

370 × 540 × 20 mm

Sample 139. Vertical grain. Insect damage. Two boards. Wooden strips on the edges of the sides of the panel. A thick paint covers the surface. Support not reinforced. A wax seal.

470 × 410 mm

Sample 950. Vertical grain. (A study of the construction of the panel was not carried out.)

1680 × 1230 × 14 mm

Sample 107. Vertical grain. Good condition. 20 mm and 33 mm wooden strips on the edges of the base and top of the panel. Cradle (which prevented examination of the construction of the panel).

1000 × 700 × 20 mm

Samples 955 B, C. Good condition. (Examination of the panel construction was not carried out.)

2160 × 1320 mm

Sample 949. Vertical grain. Five boards.

632 × 535 × 6 mm

Samples 315 A, B. Vertical grain. One board. Wooden strips on the edges of the four sides. Panel reinforced with a cradle with two central oak cross-bars (sample 315B).

910 × 520 × 33 mm

Sample 469. Vertical grain. Insect damage; insect channels in particular at the top of the panel. One board. Support not reinforced. Bare wood.

305 × 405 × 29 mm

Visual examination. Horizontal grain. A little insect damage. One board. Slight warping of the panel. Panel not reinforced.

473 × 320 × 25 mm

Sample 993. Vertical grain. Some insect holes. Red paint on marouflaged cloth covers the surface. Panel not reinforced.

429 × 348 × 16 mm (edges); 27 mm (centre)

Sample 63. Vertical grain. Extensive insect damage. One board thinned on the lateral edges. Painted on marouflaged cloth. A red paint covers the surface on the reverse. Two splits at half-height, one from the bottom, one from the top of the panel. Wood warped. Panel not reinforced.

1490 × 700 × 43 mm

Sample 918. Vertical grain. Good condition. Two boards. Three cross-grain cross-bars.

638 × 707 × 30 mm

Sample 977. Horizontal grain. Insect damage. Two boards. An inset cross-grain cross-bar in the centre of the panel. Strips of cloth probably placed over the sites of since disappeared cross-bars. Wooden strips on the left edge. The wood is lightly stained.

4500 × 2900 mm

Sample 933. The construction of the panel not studied.

1440 × 1330 × 30 mm

Sample 693. Vertical grain. Insect damage. Two splits. Two cross-bars in the form of a cross reinforced with uprights. A ground layer covers the surface.

1030 × 1960 × 40 mm

Sample 681. Horizontal grain. Insect damage. Reinforcing frame around a central cross-bar. A split the length of the panel at the base. A thin ground layer covers the surface.

920 × 2070 × 50 mm

Sample 688. Horizontal grain. A little insect damage. Two splits along the width of the panel; one at the top the other at the base. Four recent screwed-in cross-bars. Red paint covers the surface.

2320 × 1130 × 30 mm

Sample 695. Vertical grain. Insect damage. Two splits. Four cross-bars.

500 × 300 × 25 mm

Sample 684. Vertical grain. Extensive insect damage. Panel not reinforced. A ground layer covers the surface.

1800 × 1250 × 34 mm (upper corners cut sideways)

Sample 25. Vertical grain. A few insect holes. Three unequal boards, measuring respectively from left to right, 360, 570 and 320 mm in width. Saw marks.

1020 × 700 × 20 mm

Sample 690. Vertical grain. Good condition. Panel thinned. Three cross-grain cross-bars, reinforced with uprights. Other reinforcing uprights on the lateral edges of the panel.

1100 × 900 × 25 mm

Sample 694. Vertical grain. Insect damage. Cradled panel.

1450 × 430 mm

Sample 932. The construction of the panel was not studied.

1080 × 1100 × 25 mm

Sample 683. Vertical grain. A little insect damage. Cradled panel. A thin ground layer covers the surface.

300 × 200 × 6 mm

Sample 328. Vertical grain. Open insect channels.

Sample 647. The location of this polyptych in the church prevented the study of the support.

840 × 320 × 25 mm

Sample 692A. Vertical grain. slight insect damage.

840 × 320 × 25 mm

Sample 692B. This panel is similar to 722.

840 × 320 × 25 mm

Sample 692C. This panel is similar to 722 and 723. The three panels of the triptych are held together by two recent cross-bars.

270 × 360 × 29 mm

Visual examination. Horizontal grain. Roughly cut wood.

1470 × 590 × 25 mm

Sample 682. Vertical grain. Extensive insect damage. Panel not reinforced.

940 × 444 × 3 mm approx.

Visual examination. Vertical grain. Extensive insect damage. One board. Panel not reinforced. Trace of a ground on the surface.

390 × 260 × 12 mm (with frame)

Sample 68. Vertical grain (?). Good condition. One board (?).

300 × 200 × 15 mm (with frame)

Sample 71. Vertical grain. Excellent condition. One board (?). Panel held in the rebate of the original frame. On the reverse, a central coat of arms painted on a background of marbled paint.

242 × 560 × 30 mm

Sample 26. Horizontal grain. Some insect holes. One board. Frame in spruce (visual examination). Bare wood. Panel not reinforced.

185 × 1280 × 25 mm approx.

Sample 593. Horizontal grain. Very good condition; some insect holes. One board. 22 mm wooden strip on the edge of the base of the panel. The four corners of the support are champfered. Wood stained. Warped panel.

840 × 472 × 27 mm (thickness with cornice: 45 mm)

Sample 596C. Vertical grain. Insect damage. One board. Traces of old cross-bar emplacements at the top and bottom of the support. Panels held together by a system of unattached cross-bars and aluminium brackets. A ground and paint layer cover the surface. Painted on marouflaged cloth.

688 × 330 × 28 mm

Sample 596B. Construction of the panel is similar to 732.

690 × 350 × 28 mm

Sample 596D. Construction of the panel is similar to 733.

688 × 330 × 25 mm

Sample 596A. Construction of the panel is similar to 734.

690 × 350 × 30 mm (uneven thickness)

Sample 596E. Construction of the panel is similar to 735.

950 × 1050 × 40 mm

Sample 689. Vertical grain. Good condition. One cross-bar. A ground layer covers the surface.

1020 × 355 × 32 mm

Sample 120. Vertical grain. Some insect holes. One board. Knots. Three holes for assembly dowels on the side edges of the panel. Bare wood. Support not reinforced.

350 × 150 × 20 mm

Sample 216. Vertical grain. Traces of inset cross-grain cross-bar in the centre of the panel.

405 × 420 × 20 mm

Visual examination. Horizontal grain. Some insect holes One board. Bare wood. Panel not reinforced.

760 × 390 × 35 mm

Sample 687. Vertical grain. Good condition. The spire-shaped upper part of the panel was added later. A ground layer covers the surface. Panel not reinforced.

Diameter 655 mm (without frame); approx. 30 mm thick

Sample 132. Vertical grain. Good condition. The painting on the reverse shows a family crest, three porcupines and a person on a black background. Painted on marouflaged cloth.

725 × 590 × 30 mm

Sample 35. Vertical grain. Some insect holes. One board. Large knots in the middle and at the top right of the panel. Bare wood. Panel not reinforced. Seal.

800 × 550 × 35 mm

Sample 685. Vertical grain. Good condition. Panel not reinforced. A ground covers the surface.

428 (with wooden strip) × 320 × 20 mm

Samples 41 B–D. The panel has an auxiliary support. Vertical grain. Numerous insect holes, particularly visible on the edges of the two panels. These panels are each composed of a single board. Each panel has an auxiliary poplar panel support, primarily attached with glue (sample 41B). 12 mm wide strips of poplar (sample 41D) at the edges of the top and bottom of the face of the panel. Shaped with an adze. Probably added at the time the panel was made. Bare wood. Panel not reinforced.

630 × 290 × 10 mm

Sample 483. Vertical grain. Insect damage. Trace of dovetail joints. A thick ground covers the surface.

244 × 377 × 14 mm

Sample 33A. Horizontal grain. One board. Some open insect channels. Bare wood. Panel not reinforced.

249 × 386 × 13 mm

Sample 33B. Construction of the panel is similar to 746.

247 × 387 × 13 mm

Sample 33C. Construction of the panel is similar to 747.

242 × 380 × 13 mm

Sample 33D. Construction of the panel is similar to 748.

249 × 795 × 14 mm

Sample 34. Construction of the panel is similar to 749.

1050 × 530 × 35 mm

Sample 686. Vertical grain. Good condition. Panel not reinforced.

1340 × 2440 × 30 mm

Sample 640. Examination incomplete: the panel was being relocated.

888 × 580 × 14 mm

Sample 632. Vertical grain. Good condition. One board, split midway up the panel. Three reinforcing members glued along the grain of the wood, segments of cross-bars screwed in. Inscription on black lettering. Bare wood.

2000 × 9555 × 25 mm

Sample 1159. Vertical grain. Insect damage. Six boards. Bare wood.

925 × 580 × 25 mm (uneven thickness)

Sample 633. Vertical grain. Insect damage; open channels. Panel split from the base to mid-height in the centre. Thinning, using a plane, of the edges at the top and bottom of the support. Bare wood. Panel warped.

1150 × 440 × 15 mm

Sample 634. Vertical grain. Insect damage. One board. Three wide uprights and segments of cross-bars. Bare wood.

1015 × 590 × 15 mm

Sample 27. Vertical grain. Numerous insect holes; four unequal boards measuring approx. 190 and 270 mm in width at the centre and 50 mm at the sides. Saw marks on the central boards of the panel and the smaller board on the right side. Assembly of the lateral boards is very rough. Some long forged nails are visible at the joins. Two cross-bars attached by nails hammered through the front of the panel. Bare wood.

1070 × 655 × 16 mm

Sample 635. Vertical grain. Open insect channels. One board. Traces of two inset cross-bars. Bare wood.

1014 × 625 × 25 mm (arched panel)

Sample 23. Vertical grain. Insect damage. One board. The uprights bars on the sides are fixed to the panel with old nails. Attached frame. Bare wood. Panel not reinforced.

845 × 496 × 20 mm

Samples 268 A, B. Vertical grain. Good condition; some insect holes. One board. A split through the whole thickness and height of the panel. Two cross-bars. Original attached frame in lime (sample 268B). Bare wood.

825 × 500 × 15–20 mm

Samples 271 A, B. Vertical grain. Extensive insect damage. One board. One split through the whole thickness and height of the panel. Two screwed-in cross-bars. Original frame in lime (sample 271B). Bare wood.

605 × 450 × 8 mm

Sample 625. Horizontal grain. Good condition. A recent white paint covers the surface. Reduced cradle.

363 × 300 × 10 mm

Sample 53. Vertical grain. Insect damage at the base and top. One board. Surface of the wood is very smooth. Three recent uprights screwed to the cross-bars at the top and bottom of the frame support the panel. Bare wood.

584 × 435 × 15 mm approx.

Sample 55. Vertical grain. Apparent good condition. Two boards (?). Auxiliary panel in oak (visual examination). Cradle.

345 × 255 mm (thickness not measurable)

Sample 60. Horizontal grain. Very good condition. Two cross-grain cross-bars. A seal. Wood stained.

827 × 615 × 20 mm

Sample 81. Vertical grain. Good condition. One board. Fine and evenly worked. Traces of saw marks on the whole surface. Wooden strips on the edges of the four sides of the panel. Bare wood. Panel not reinforced. Two seals.

342 × 233 × 7 mm

Sample 628. Vertical grain. Good condition. One board (study of the construction of the panel was incomplete). One other fragment of the same set, representing the head of Christ, could not be studied.

730 × 1210 × 12 mm

Sample 82. Horizontal grain. Two boards (?). Reduced cradle.

555 × 760 × 15 mm

Samples 619 A, B. Horizontal grain. Some insect holes. Two unequal boards. Two bars attached to the outer edges of the lateral sides of the panel. Two double dovetail keys, one on each of the outer edges of the join, hold the two boards together.

730 × 500 mm

Sample 940. Study of the construction of the panel was not made.

650 × 414 × 15 mm

Visual examination. Vertical grain. Very good condition. Two narrow iron cross-bars inset across the width of the panel. Wood surface is rough.

1550 × 2050 mm (thickness not measurable)

Sample 1539. The location of the painting in the museum prevented examination of the support. The sample of wood was taken from the face of the panel in the middle of the left border.

554 × 750 × 18 mm

Sample 616. Horizontal grain. Some insect holes. One board. Two later cross-bars attached to the top and base of the panel. Bare wood.

1710 × 1098 × 5 mm

Sample 87A. Horizontal grain. Extensive insect damage; numerous open insect channels. Five boards. Light cradle.

1098 × 630 × 15 mm

Sample 80. Vertical grain. Good condition. One board (?), split along its whole length. The cradle is made of cross-bars of semicircular cross-section and reinforcing members of rectangular cross-section. A white ground covers the surface.

590 × 290 × 9 mm

Sample 325. Vertical grain. Some insect holes. One board. Inset reinforcing frame. Bare wood.

590 × 290 × 9 mm

Sample 318. Vertical grain. Some insect holes. One board. Inset reinforcing frame. Bare wood.

590 × 290 × 9 mm

Sample 319. Vertical grain. Some insect holes. One board. Inset reinforcing frame. Bare wood.

588 × 289 × 9 mm

Sample 663. Vertical grain. Numerous open insect channels. One board. Inset reinforcing frame. Traces of a ground at the top of the panel.

585 × 294 × 12 mm

Sample 676. Vertical grain. Some insect holes on the face of the panel. One board. Three splits. Inset reinforcing frame with one central cross-bar. Bare wood.

587 × 290 × 14 mm

Sample 306. Vertical grain. Insect damage. One board. Roughly cut with an adze, particularly visible at the top of the panel. Inset reinforcing frame with one central cross-bar. A split along the whole height of the panel on the left side.

590 × 290 × 9 mm

Sample 322. Vertical grain. Some insect holes. One board. Inset reinforcing frame. Bare wood.

590 × 290 × 9 mm

Sample 320. Vertical grain. Some insect holes. One board. Inset reinforcing frame. Bare wood.

590 × 290 × 9 mm

Sample 323. Vertical grain. Some insect holes. One board. Inset reinforcing frame. Bare wood.

590 × 290 × 9 mm

Sample 324. Vertical grain. Some insect holes. One board. Inset reinforcing frame. Bare wood.

590 × 290 × 9 mm

Sample 321. Vertical grain. Some insect holes. One board. Inset reinforcing frame. Bare wood.

590 × 284 × 10 mm

Sample 675. Vertical grain. Extensive insect damage. One board. Roughly cut. The top corners are bevelled. Traces of two inset cross-bars in the centre and top of the panel. A cross-bar at the base and four uprights form a reinforcing frame. Bare wood.

690 × 545 × 8 mm

Sample 622. Vertical grain. Numerous open insect channels. Two upright bars with segments of cross-grain cross-bars. Bare wood.

625 × 885 × 18 mm

Sample 1507. Vertical grain. Numerous open insect channels. One board. Two attached cross-grain cross-bars 160 mm at the base and top of the panel.

625 × 885 × 20 mm

Sample 1508. Vertical grain. Numerous open insect channels. One board. Two attached cross-bars.

630 × 879 × 17 mm

Sample 1509. Vertical grain. Numerous open insect channels. One board. Two attached cross-bars.

290 × 200 × 4 mm

Sample 226. Horizontal grain. Some insect holes; open channels on the edges of the top and bottom of the panel. One board. Reinforcing frame with a central cross-grain cross-bar, glued to the panel (the right-hand side upright is missing). Bare wood.

550 × 434 × 6 mm

Sample 91. Vertical grain. Numerous insect holes. Reinforcing frame of three cross-bars.

845 × 730 × 25mm

Sample 480. Vertical grain. Good condition.

458 (without wooden strip) × 704 × 24 mm

Sample 673. Vertical grain. Good condition. Some insect holes. One board. Wooden strip on the edge of the top of the panel. Roughly cut. Bare wood. Panel not reinforced.

2000 × 985 × 15 mm

Sample 78. Vertical grain. Good condition; some insect holes. Two boards. Roughly cut with an adze. At the top of the panel are traces of an inset cross-bar. Three attached cross-grain cross-bars. Numerous knots and splits particularly on the left board.

460 × 315 × 25 mm

Sample 624. Vertical grain. Panel not reinforced. Bare wood. (The central panel and the right wing were not studied. The appearance and the construction of the three panels are very similar.)

460 × 380 (with wooden strip) × 7 mm

Sample 300. Horizontal grain. Extensive insect damage; open insect channels. One board (?) Wooden strip on the edges of the four sides. Cradle.

1210 × 600 × 20 mm

Sample 498. Vertical grain. A recent ground covers the surface.

860 × 1420 × 20 mm

Sample 79. Horizontal grain. Two boards (?). Traces of cross-grain cross-bars on the outer edges of the panel and of an original cradle since lost. Smaller later cradle.

810 × 1110 × 29–40 mm

Sample 629. Horizontal grain. Some insect holes. Two boards. Three double dovetail keys across the join. Two cross-grain uprights. Bare wood.

945 × 1355 × 14 mm

Sample 3. Horizontal grain. Extensive insect damage. The panel cannot be a single board. However, the join could not be distinguished, suggesting that the boards are assembled with the help of dowels, as was frequently done in Italy. Traces of dowels on the edges of the sides of the support. Cradled panel.

675 × 1175 × 10 mm

Sample 621. Horizontal grain. Open insect channels. Cradle composed of three double cross-grain uprights intersecting with segments of cross-bars.

290 × 272 × 7 mm

Sample 598. Horizontal grain. Some insect holes. On the reverse, outline of a head on a black background. Inscription ‘194’. Two seals.

600 × 720 × 12 mm

Sample 122. Horizontal grain. Insect damage; open insect channels in particular on the edge of the top of the panel. The reinforcing frame has a central cross-grain upright. Some rectangular pieces of wood are inset on the reverse thus creating a chequerboard pattern with the inner struts of the reinforcing frame.

777 × 643 × 10 mm

Sample 123. Vertical grain. Good condition. Two boards (?). A brown paint and thick ground layer cover the surface. Cradled panel.

716 × 1035 × 30 mm

Sample 620. Horizontal grain. Insect damage. Two unequal boards. Three double dovetail joints between the board. Bare wood. Panel not reinforced.

490 × 360 × 10 mm (edges)

Sample 617. Vertical grain. Open insect channels. One board (?). Edges of the panel are bevelled at the top and base. Two cross-grain cross-bars. Segments of upright bars. Bare wood.

257 × 345 × 10 mm

Sample 626. Horizontal grain. Very good condition. One board. Traces of attached cross-bars, on the upper right part of the panel.

420 × 314 × 15 mm

Sample 618. Vertical grain. Good condition. One board. Panel slightly warped. Bare wood.

Diameter 624 mm; depth 30 mm

Sample 90. Diagonal grain. Good condition, very few insect holes. Two boards. Roughly cut with a gouge or pairing axe. Double dovetail dowels across the join. Bare wood. Panel not reinforced.

1650 × 920 × 18 mm

Sample 458. Vertical grain. A little insect damage. Splits (?).Cradled panel.

2000 × 1476 (without wooden strip) × 28 mm

Sample 109. Vertical grain. Three boards. Wooden strips on the edges of the lateral sides of the panel. Two cross-bars attached. Four double dovetail joints between the boards. Brown paint covers the surface.

455 × 362 × 12 mm

Visual examination. Horizontal grain. Very good condition. One board. Reinforcing frame.

520 × 520 × 15 mm approx. (dodecagonal shape)

Sample 42. Vertical grain. Numerous open insect channels. Two boards (?). Cradled panel.

415 × 1100 × 23 mm (centre); 20–25 mm (sides)

Sample 269. Horizontal grain. Several insect holes. Two boards measuring 320 and 90 mm in width. Six knots. Two cross-grain cross-bars. A ground layer covers most of the surface leaving an 8 mm strip of bare wood at the top and bottom of the panel.

360 × 1190 × 22 mm

Sample 39. Horizontal grain. Numerous open insect channels. Three boards. Shaped with a plane. Many knots. Two inset cross-bars. Bare wood.

417 × 298 × 13 mm

Sample 44. Vertical grain. Very good condition. One board. Wood lightly stained. Panel not reinforced.

1080 × 625 × 35 mm (arched panel)

Samples 648; 1504. Vertical grain. Good condition. Two boards (?). Three fixed cross-bars, across the grain; a fixed upright in the direction of the grain. Traces of a drawing on the reverse.

1100 × 660 mm (top is rectangular)

Sample 1505. Study of the construction of the panel was not made.

1080 × 635 mm (arched panel)

Sample 1506. Study of the construction of the panel was not made.

710 × 480 × 18 mm

Sample 307. Vertical grain. Insect holes. Cardboard covers the surface.