[SAINTS - RELICS]. A group of five scarcedevotional engravin...
Hammer
€600
[SAINTS - RELICS]. A group of five scarcedevotional engravings relating to major Counter-Reformation cults of relics. Italy and Spain, 16th-17th century.
Interesting collection of five engravings united by the theme of the veneration of relics and miraculous images. The lot comprises: a scarcedepiction of the Cross of Caravaca, accompanied by an indulgenced prayer in Spanish and a representation of the Blessed Sacrament (270 × 220 mm); the Holy Shroud of Christ, supported by three bishops and dedicated to Henri de Bourgnay (280 × 350 mm); the Miraculous Christ of San Quilino in the collegiate church of San Lorenzo Maggiore in Milan, dedicated to the provost Giovanni Ambrogio Turriano (268 × 150 mm); Saints Rasius and Anastasius, depicted before the Roman basilica of Santa Maria ad Martyres (the Pantheon), with an extensive text concerning their relics (313 × 220 mm); and, finally, an evocative engraving depicting the body of Saint Francis of Assisi displayed in the Lower Basilica, with the coat of arms of the dedicatee Marcello Rondinino (340 × 245 mm).
scarcegroup of devotional engravings (5), mounted on 18th-century watermarked paper with contemporary annotations. (5)
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[SAINTS - RELICS]. A group of five scarcedevotional engravings relating to major Counter-Reformation cults of relics. Italy and Spain, 16th-17th century.
Interesting collection of five engravings united by the theme of the veneration of relics and miraculous images. The lot comprises: a scarcedepiction of the Cross of Caravaca, accompanied by an indulgenced prayer in Spanish and a representation of the Blessed Sacrament (270 × 220 mm); the Holy Shroud of Christ, supported by three bishops and dedicated to Henri de Bourgnay (280 × 350 mm); the Miraculous Christ of San Quilino in the collegiate church of San Lorenzo Maggiore in Milan, dedicated to the provost Giovanni Ambrogio Turriano (268 × 150 mm); Saints Rasius and Anastasius, depicted before the Roman basilica of Santa Maria ad Martyres (the Pantheon), with an extensive text concerning their relics (313 × 220 mm); and, finally, an evocative engraving depicting the body of Saint Francis of Assisi displayed in the Lower Basilica, with the coat of arms of the dedicatee Marcello Rondinino (340 × 245 mm).
scarcegroup of devotional engravings (5), mounted on 18th-century watermarked paper with contemporary annotations. (5)