Early Christian art

Early Christian art and architecture (or Paleochristian art) is the art produced by Christians, or under Christian patronage, from the earliest period of Christianity to, depending on the definition, sometime between 260 and 525. Wikipedia

24 works in the quiz. Play a round on Early Christian art — not whether it is theirs, but which one.

Works

“Vienna Genesis”, 500 AD — Austrian National Library
“Throne of Maximian”, 500 AD
“Musée Saint-Raymond, 2000 44 15”, 400 AD — Musée Saint-Raymond
“Musée Saint-Raymond, Ra 763”, 400 AD — Musée Saint-Raymond
“Musée Saint-Raymond, Ra 507”, 400 AD — Musée Saint-Raymond
“Musée Saint-Raymond, Ra 505 b”, 400 AD — Musée Saint-Raymond
“Musée Saint-Raymond, Ra 764 d”, 400 AD — Musée Saint-Raymond
“Musée Saint-Raymond, Ra 14”, 400 AD — Musée Saint-Raymond
“Musée Saint-Raymond, Ra 809 a”, 400 AD — Musée Saint-Raymond
“Musée Saint-Raymond, Ra 809 c”, 400 AD — Musée Saint-Raymond
“Musée Saint-Raymond, Ra 769”, 400 AD — Musée Saint-Raymond
“Musée Saint-Raymond, 86 1 1”, 400 AD — Musée Saint-Raymond
“Musée Saint-Raymond, Ra 331”, 400 AD — Musée Saint-Raymond
“Musée Saint-Raymond, 98 16 2”, 600 AD — Musée Saint-Raymond
“Musée Saint-Raymond, Ra 382”, 400 AD — Musée Saint-Raymond
“Musée Saint-Raymond, Ra 197”, 400 AD — Musée Saint-Raymond
“paleochristian sarcophagus (Ra 809 b Ra 501)”, 400 AD — Musée Saint-Raymond
“Musée Saint-Raymond, Ra 506”, 400 AD — Musée Saint-Raymond
“Musée Saint-Raymond, Ra 501”, 400 AD — Musée Saint-Raymond
“paleochristian sarcophagus Ra 809 b”, 400 AD — Musée Saint-Raymond
“paleochristian sarcophagus with double register of arches”, 400 AD
“Paleochristian sarcophagus”, 400 AD — Museo Arqueológico de Córdoba
“sarcophagus called "tomb of Saint Clare"”, 400 AD — Musée Saint-Raymond
“Musée Saint-Raymond, Ra 505 a”, 400 AD — Musée Saint-Raymond