Home›Sacred Art & Iconography›In Group›Norse and Germanic Art (Sacred Art and Iconography)GroupNorse and Germanic Art (Sacred Art and Iconography)Pre-Christian objects from Scandinavia and the wider Germanic world that show gods and myths, such as picture stones, bracteates, pendants and small statuettes, along with later works that illustrate the Norse myths. An entry belongs here when its article ties the work to Norse or Germanic religion. The group page sets related works side by side so that a reader can compare how a tradition, medium or period pictured its sacred subjects.Norse and Germanic Art (Sacred Art and Iconography)Comments (0)Reader Challenges (0)Norse and Germanic Art (Sacred Art and Iconography)Filter Results6 entriesTraditionAllHeathenry (1)Norse Paganism (5)MediumAllBronze figurine, SHM 14232, circa 1000 CE (1)Carved limestone (1)Gold bracteate, SHM 1164, Migration Period (1)Oil on canvas (1)Silver pendant, SHM 16429, circa 1000 CE (1)Soapstone hearth stone, circa 1000 CE (1)Art TraditionAllNorse and Germanic Art (Sacred Art and Iconography) (6)Object TypeAllAmulet or Small Carved Object (2)Painting (1)Sculpture or Statuary (3)Show ResultsBrowseCompareSelect all 6Aska Pendant, Hagebyhoga (Swedish History Museum, Stockholm)Norse and Germanic Art (Sacred Art and Iconography)Rallinge Statuette (Swedish History Museum, Stockholm)Norse and Germanic Art (Sacred Art and Iconography)Snaptun Stone (Moesgaard Museum, near Aarhus)Norse and Germanic Art (Sacred Art and Iconography)Thor's Fight With the Giants (1872)Norse and Germanic Art (Sacred Art and Iconography)Tjangvide Image StoneNorse and Germanic Art (Sacred Art and Iconography)Tyr Bracteate, Naglum (Swedish History Museum, Stockholm)Norse and Germanic Art (Sacred Art and Iconography)Comments (0)No comments yet. Be the first to share a thought.Sign in to join the discussion.Reader Challenges (0)No disputes yet. Spotted an error or a better source? Open the first one.Sign in to dispute this or suggest a correction.