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Historical Archive: Cocks, Roosters columnar sarcophagus with miracle scenes and gryphons, marble, late 4th c., Leiden Pb 35 columnar sarcophagus with miracle scenes and gryphons, marble, late 4th c., Leiden Pb 35 Peter's Denial and Repentance, and Arrest of Christ, ivory, 5th c. Italy (Ravenna?), Louvre OA 3860 bronze lamp: cock, 6th-9th c. Mediterranean, Sch H931. For view with full chain see Schn. weather-cock from the monastery of St. Faustino Maggiore with inscription for Rambert, Bishop of Brescia (820), Brescia Museum of Santa Giulia weather-cock from the monastery of St. Faustino Maggiore with inscription for Rambert, Bishop of Brescia (820), Brescia Museum of Santa Giulia weather-cock from the monastery of St. Faustino Maggiore with inscription for Rambert, Bishop of Brescia (820), Brescia Museum of Santa Giulia pendant with rattling chains, 11th-13th c. East Slavic, MSHM foxes hunting cock, marble, poss. chancel screen, Constantinople 12th c., SMBByz 3250. For reverse see Berlin. Cock's-head ewer, fritware, Iran early 13th c., Louvre MAO 442. This work has its own page. creation of birds and fish: Kloster Wienhausen nuns' choir, painted c.1335, which has its own page lower right, front of an oak chest with heraldic and fantastic beasts, Lower Saxony c.1380, KGM 1884,1688 left: Man of Sorrows w. instruments Passion, Niccolo di Pietro Gerini c.1405-06, tempera/panel fr Santissima Annunziata, Florence: Arezzo MS Provost Eckhard II von Hanensee, d. 1460, tin bronze, HildMus G15. For full work see Hildesheim funerary monuments. lower left, Crucifixion and Instruments of the Passion, copper alloy hat badge, late 15th c., MoL 82.8/8 at feet: Canon and Archdeacon Eckhard III von Hanensee, brass, 1494, HildMus G16. For other views see Hildesheim funerary monuments. Chang Ku-nien (1906–1987), Lone Rooster Summons the Spring, 1981, ink and color on paper, UMMA 2006/1.112. Art object copyright: artist/heirs.