The Nativity Nativity of Christ; On a slightly ascending; rocky bottom; over which there is a grass cover; and in front of a low rock wall; on which is a fence of woven twigs; Maria kneels with folded hands and with the look on the front her reclining child. Left behind a kneeling; a standing angel; both bend over to the child; on the right an angel kneeling in worship. Behind this Joseph stands on a low stone elevation; which seems to be part of the structure next to him. He holds a burning candle in his left hand; which he protects from blowing with the right. Two shepherds appear behind a fenced-in fence; as well as the heads of ox and donkey. The left shepherd rests with one hand on the fence; over which is a slip of his cloak; the other he holds out gesturingly; the second shepherd had a stick in the left hand; while he held his weitas by the belt with the right. To the right; a staircase with circular steps leads to a gate (?) Crowned by a tilted trans around a very pointed roof. Mary's divorced hair falls down in waves and disappears under the mantle; which is received under the right arm and hangs open from the front; so that her garment folded from the round neckline becomes visible. The angels wear amict and albe; the standing angel still a dalmatian; the angel on the right over the albe a fluttering cloak; a slip of which hangs down to the ground between the right arm and the body; Joseph a kaproen with hanging lamfer; the opening of his cloak reveals the tunic; a knife in the sheath on his right side and the shoes. The left shepherd; in a tunic and with a fur hat; has closed the cloak at the neck with a button; the other is wearing a cap over his cap; a tunic; a weitas; flask and knife (?). Underneath a plinth with angled corners at the front; adoration of the Christ-child by Mary and Joseph (angel (s)); adoration of the Christ-child by the shepherds; Mary and Joseph present; Hans Kamensetzer (attributed to); Straatsburg; c. 1470; linden; walnut (hardwoo