Ecclesiastical Art

The central crest on the front has been beautifully hand-painted in polychrome, highlighting its gilded cartouche and Latin inscription—a hallmark of Baroque or Rococo ecclesiastical...

A remarkable piece for collectors of ecclesiastical art, historical costume, or religious iconography, this lithograph embodies the rich traditions and artistry of the Church.

Dimensions: Approx. 8.75 x 7 1/8 inches This is a well-preserved and authentic example of Russian ecclesiastical art from the twilight of the Romanov era—highly collectible and suit...

An exceptional example of German Baroque ecclesiastical art, this imposing relief would make a distinguished addition to a collection of sacred art or serve as a striking focal point...

In 1932 he worked as a restorer for the treasury of St Servatius’ Church in Maastricht, where he restored “a large number of paintings” for the opening of the museum of ecclesiastica...

In 1932 he worked as a restorer for the treasury of St Servatius’ Church in Maastricht, where he restored “a large number of paintings” for the opening of the museum of ecclesiastica...

Glorious Late 19th to Early 20th Century Ecclesiastical Religious Art Sacred Heart of Jesus plaster statue sculpture upon a gilded wood base.

This piece is an excellent addition for collectors focusing on ecclesiastical art, historical costume, or 19th-century religious iconography.

Whether flanking a grand fireplace or anchoring a large-scale buffet, their scale and history as ecclesiastical art bring a sense of architectural permanence to a room.

It is of particular interest to collectors of Old Master drawings, ecclesiastical art, and 18th century German and Austrian works on paper.

A refined and devotional antique object, ideal for collectors of ecclesiastical art or for display within a chapel setting or curated sacred collection.

This artwork not only celebrates the craftsmanship of 19th-century lithographers but also provides a vivid glimpse into the ecclesiastical traditions of the time. An exceptional a...

A distinguished example of late 19th-century German religious carving, this monumental relief is equally suited to a collection of ecclesiastical art or as a striking focal point in ...

A pair of ecclesiastical brass candelabra, each one holding seven candles, with incredible verdigris patina to the branch and base. Sitting on pedestal feet with decorative scroll-wo...

A rare and highly decorative example of nineteenth-century French religious sculpture, equally appealing to collectors of European bronzes, ecclesiastical art, and Symbolist or Acade...

A large antique ecclesiastical stained glass window of Jesus alongside the quote "I have set an example for you”. The vivid and bright colours of this stained glass panel make it qui...

Produced in Southern Europe during the late 19th century, the work reflects the period’s emphasis on emotional immediacy, narrative clarity, and tactile surface treatment in ecclesia...

Keywords: Medieval singer, minstrel, Gothic Revival, historical costume, France 1845, hand-colored engraving, 15th-century dress, ecclesiastical art, antique print, illuminated manus...

Warm regards, Henk and the Studio Team keywords, Bronze Sculpture, Corpus of Christ, Early 20th Century Religious Art, Expressionist Bronze, Devotional Sculpture, Modernist Sacred ...

A perfect addition for collectors interested in ecclesiastical art, Christian history, or the cultural heritage of Armenia.

The detailed artistry of Perugini captures the solemnity and reverence of the Church’s traditions. Collectors of ecclesiastical art or those interested in Catholic history will ap...

A remarkable devotional artwork and a superb example of 19th-century Russian ecclesiastical art, refined, vibrant, and spiritually resonant.

Petersburg The State Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow The State Pushkin Museum, Moscow Dostoevsky Museum, Moscow ART4.RU Contemporary Art Museum, Moscow Museum of Fine Arts, Kursk Museum of...

Medieval Floral Ornament – Illuminated Manuscript Motifs, Plate XLVIII, c.1869 This ornate chromolithograph from L'Ornement Polychrome (Plate XLVIII) presents a vivid composition of...

Celtic Illuminated Ornament – Decorative Motifs from Early Manuscripts, c.1869 This richly colored plate, numbered XXXIX from L'Ornement Polychrome, presents an exquisite compilatio...

A distinguished and highly decorative museum-quality example, equally suited to a major collection of medieval art, an ecclesiastical collection, or an exceptional historic interior.

An excellent representation of religious devotion, this print will appeal to collectors and enthusiasts of ecclesiastical art and Franciscan history.

Today, these rare ecclesiastical antiques may be displayed as sculptural works of art on a console, mantel, altar table, or large dining table.

An exceptional and highly decorative example of late 18th-century ecclesiastical art, combining the presence of a sculpture with the painterly quality of an Old Master devotional pan...

Gothic Revival hand-carved crucifix with original polychrome, 19th Century European ecclesiastical ART. An exquisite and spiritually moving 19th-century fine hand-carved oakwood cru...

A striking example of 19th-century Russian ecclesiastical art, this icon embodies both spiritual presence and refined craftsmanship, making it a distinguished addition to any collect...

The print is both documentary and decorative, ideal for collectors of ecclesiastical art, travel history, or Grand Tour-era imagery.

Technique: Hand-colored engraving Maker: Paul Mercuri, France, 19th century Keywords: Medieval coronation, medieval king, royal court, bishop, clergy, heraldry, costume history, me...

For collectors of Latin American prints, architecture, or ecclesiastical art, this lithograph offers both historical and decorative appeal.

This engraving serves as a valuable artifact for collectors of religious history, ecclesiastical art, or Baroque prints. Its combination of historical narrative and symbolic richness...

Provenance: Acquired from a specialist dealer in Belgium with expertise in ecclesiastical art. Date: Circa 1750 Origin: Italy Medium: Carved wood, polychrome, gesso, glass eyes Feat...

Zettler, Munich, 1874 Keywords: Bavarian royal chapel, Reiche Kapelle Munich, Munich Residenz, King Ludwig II Bavaria, ecclesiastical chromolithograph pair, antique crucifix print, ...

Keywords: Christ of Guamantanga, Guamantanga, Peru, Canta, Viceroyalty of Peru, colonial Peru, devotional print, religious engraving, crucifixion, Jesus Christ, crucifix, Catholic ar...

Zettler, Munich, 1874 Keywords: Bavarian royal chapel, Reiche Kapelle Munich, Munich Residenz, King Ludwig II Bavaria, altar shrine chromolithograph, ecclesiastical architecture pri...

This array highlights the Church’s central role as a cultural, political, and artistic power throughout the early modern period. Collectors of ecclesiastical art, historical costume...

This monumental church figure is a powerful example of late 19th to early 20th century ecclesiastical art, created by a highly skilled artisan with extraordinary sensitivity and craf...

This map is an ideal addition for collectors interested in French history, military heritage, or ecclesiastical art, offering both visual charm and regional significance.

Two peacocks, ornamental crosses, and intricate borders highlight the opulence and symbolism typical of ecclesiastical art. Plate 32 features enamel inlays and complex geometric marb...

The series was created to document and preserve the ecclesiastical treasures housed within the Reiche Kapelle (Rich Chapel) of the Munich Residenz during the reign of King Ludwig II ...

Known as Paul Earee, he was an artist who was professionally trained as an ecclesiastical architect, art teacher and illustrator, using his spare time in painting, etchings and drawi...

Its layered complexity and jewel-like palette make it a superb item for collectors of ecclesiastical art, design historians, or anyone seeking visual material tied to the Eastern Chr...

Racinet’s works remain highly influential among historians, museum curators, textile designers, and collectors of medieval and ecclesiastical art. The multilingual title at the top ...

Zettler’s Munich workshop was among the leading producers of ecclesiastical art reproductions in nineteenth-century Germany, combining scholarly documentation with exceptional printi...

Produced during a period of renewed fascination with medieval and Renaissance sacred art, the portfolio served both educational and decorative purposes, enabling collectors and schol...

Since establishing his independent practice he has participated in more than a hundred exhibitions and completed an impressive number of public and ecclesiastical art commissions. Th...

Brom of Utrecht was a family (or dynasty) of goldsmiths in the Dutch city of Utrecht and they were known for creating some of the best ecclesiastical art that was available in the se...

Teresa of Ávila, religious habits, ecclesiastical dress, liturgical garments, historical costume, antique print, hand-colored lithograph, Max Tilke, Ernst Wasmuth, ecclesiastical art...

Zettler, Munich, 1874 Keywords; Bavarian royal art, crucifix diptych, religious wall art pair, ecclesiastical diptych, Munich Residenz, Ludwig II Bavaria, German chromolithograph, 1...

This plate will appeal to collectors of medieval history, heraldry, costume, and ecclesiastical art. Its rich colors, balanced composition, and academic accuracy make it a compelling...

Original Jerusalem woodcuts from 17th-century German publications remain increasingly desirable among collectors of biblical cartography, Judaica, ecclesiastical art, and antique cit...

In that same year he organized, and took part in, the Catholic section of the Exhibition of Ecclesiastical Art during the World’s Fair in Chicago.

**Table of Costumes in English (selected for relevance):** - The Pope in Grand Ceremony - Cardinal in Choir Attire - Bishop in Pontifical Costume - Franciscan - Capuchin Fr...

Table of Costumes in English (selected for relevance): - The Pope in Grand Ceremony - Cardinal in Choir Attire - Bishop in Pontifical Costume - Franciscan - Capuchin Friar ...

A valuable piece for collectors of ecclesiastical art, antique prints, or those interested in the history of Catholic religious orders.

This lithograph elegantly illustrates the intersection of practicality and ceremony within the Vatican’s hierarchy, making it an intriguing piece for collectors of historical prints,...