Antique Catholic

Germany, Catholic sacred art, German chromolithography 19th century, F X Zettler lithograph, historicist

Holy water font depicting "The Baptism of Christ" in silver-plated copper Fine Art - Catholic

story was promoted by the Council of Trent as a symbol of the Catholic church's attempt to purify itself

print for international Catholic distribution: “Anbetung der Könige. Adoration of the Three Kings

print for international Catholic distribution: “Anbetung der Könige. Adoration of the Three Kings

Catholics and secularists. The 1905 Law on the Separation of Church and State had firmly established laïcité

with non-Catholic populations such as England and the Dutch provinces. Painters such as Peter Paul

, Roman Catholic cathedral lamp, altarstick pricket candlestick, ecclesiastical architectural salvage

Bologna, where it assumes a central role in painting linked to the Catholic Counter-Reformation

richly saturated devotional images intended for Catholic and Lutheran households throughout Europe. This

Lady Queen of Peace, this portrayal resonates deeply with Catholic devotion. The composition suggests

coloured sacred images intended for Catholic households, chapels, and devotional altars. This edition

church in Remagen, while the majority of his oeuvre is dispersed among Catholic churches throughout

Catholic Church. One of the important theologians who followed the council’s guidelines was Joannes Molanus

Catholic devotional life—adds further depth and collector appeal. A compelling and wearable example of

Adriaens: no exact birth dates for their eight children are known, as the family was Roman Catholic and no

Roman Catholic Church in the United States Mounted outdoors for over a hundred years until the Church

19th-century French or Italian devotional “ex-voto” or bridal crown display, often used in Catholic

period of the Catholic Counter-Reformation due to a small detail, unusual in this type of carving: a hole

the period of the Catholic Counter-Reformation due to a small detail, unusual in this type of carving

Charles II, then 14. Following the king’s death in February 1685, James spearheaded an anti-Catholic

brass rods. Notre-Dame du Laus is the name given by Catholics to the Virgin Mary as she appeared to the

. The composition highlights the Pope's central role in Catholic liturgical ceremonies and the majestic

Roman Catholic Church. The company is also listed as Brom's Edelsmederij and Brom's Edelsmidse.

new buildings at the University of Copenhagen, and the construction of what later became the Catholic

his private collection, these figures were used in Catholic processions, a genuine piece of art ...

Catholic theology shaped by the Council of Trent.

-century French Catholic heritage, ideal for collectors of devotional art or as a dramatic focal point in

district of Kleve, in North Rhine-Westphalia in Germany. It is the largest Catholic pilgrimage location

San Lorenzo" saint figure from a Catholic church/monastery in the Philippines around the year 1800

depicts the Virgin Mary in a celestial setting, surrounded by angels, and represents the Catholic dogma of

-ranking clerics within the Catholic Church. The cardinal is dressed in the distinctive ceremonial

language of the Catholic Church—and the theme of restoring divine order through a legitimate sovereign

, England, in 1555. A key figure in the Catholic mission to England during the reign of James I, Garnet is

as one of the most frequently depicted saints in the Catholic Church. Protector against pandemics

uniquely branded with the catholic emblem of the Order of Carmel. Born and developed in the 12th and 13th

Order of Isabella the Catholic. In 1930, a sudden fire destroyed his studio, which was also his home at

defending Catholic orthodoxy. At the time, Spain’s empire was wrestling with both a Protestant challenge and

-pointed feet — is deeply informed by Iberian Catholic models yet adapted with local sculptural

derived from traditional Catholic church art. Depicting a Saint and a child painted on. This Retablo is in

de Hellebranth sisters were devout Catholics, and this is evident in their many portraits of clerics

d'Hamilton, was a soldier and a writer. As a Catholic of Irish and Scottish ancestry, his parents brought him

martyr for Catholics, Scots, and the House of Stuart. One of Britain’s most iconic historical figures of

, Donegal, were a prominent Catholic family and great supporters of Irish independence. This makes it all

South Germany, circa 1790. The Modell piece is maybe executed for the Catholic church St. Agatha in

which a sermon is being delivered. The engraving captures the solemnity and grandeur of Catholic worship

Isabella the Catholic. In 1930, a sudden fire destroyed his studio, which was also his home at the time. He

of Jews, Muslims, and Catholics, the distinctive styles of each culture merged and influenced each

Renaissance era Gothic court cupboard, architectural Catholic cathedral tabernacle, Mediterranean monastery

grandeur of the 19th-century Roman Catholic Church. Historical Context: The cardinal priests form part

. Engravings such as this offered continental readers a fascinating glimpse into Irish Catholic practices

find — evocative, dignified, and steeped in Roman Catholic iconography.

politically and religiously charged prints. The engraving style and the subject of a Catholic martyr opposed

traditional Catholic imagery. This portrait therefore ‘serves to promote Anne as a future wife and mother of

Hoover versus Democrat Alfred E. Smith, was a culturally significant race (Smith was the first Catholic

central to Austrian life a century ago. Then, Austria had a strong Catholic heritage, supported by more

the Spanish Netherlands (Flanders), where Catholic Counter-Reformation patronage demanded emotive