of the Three Kings at Cologne Cathedral (1180) by Nicholas of Verdun Shrine of Charlemagne (Karlsschrein, 1215) and Shrine of Mary (Marienschrein, 1238), Aachen Cathedral Barbarossa Chandelier (1170), Aachen Cathedral Retable of the Pentecost (1160–1170, Cluny Museum, Paris – ) Stavelot Triptych. Morgan Library, New York City Reliquary of St. Maurus, now in Bečov nad Teplou Stavelot altar base. Royal Museums of Art and History, Brussels Reliquary with head of Pope Alexander I, Royal Museums of Art and History, Brussels The foot of the so-called Cross of Saint Bertin. Museum of Saint-Omer Painting, illumination and other works of art Very little has come to us from what must have been an impressive body of Mosan murals. Wolfram von Eschenbach, in his Parzival expressed his high regard for Maastricht (and Cologne) painters (Parzival, 158, 13-16). Book illumination, like the rest of the arts, was at its zenith in the second half of the 12th century. The principal centres were the abbey of Saint Laurent in Liège and the abbeys of Stavelot and Lobbes. Another highly developed art was vitreous enameling. Mural of the choir vault (heavily restored). Basilica of Saint Servatius, Maastricht Stavelot Bible (11th century). British Library (12th century). British Library, London Evangeliary of Averbode (12th century). University Library, Liège Manuscripts from the abbey of Sint-Truiden Evangeliary of Notger (10th-12th century) See also Romanesque art § Sculpture Mosan Renaissance architecture Tournai font Notes References Chapman, Gretel (1987). "Mosan art". Dictionary of the Middle Ages. Volume 8. pp. 495–6 Hartog, Elizabeth den (2002). "Romanesque Sculpture in Maastricht" Timmers, J.J.M. (1971). "De Kunst van het Maasland" "Mosan school". In Encyclopædia Britannica Online. External links Romanesque art Romanesque architecture Vitreous enamel Walloon culture Limburgian culture Buildings and structures in Liège Province History of Liège Province History of Belgian Limburg Culture of Limburg (Netherlands) History of Limburg (Netherlands) Netherlandish Medieval art