Caption
Stole, 18th century, Poland; liturgical vestment church paraments, embroidered sacred art; length 184 cm, width 18 cm. Description: discusses liturgical embroidery as sacred art—historical development of vestments, their form, symbolism, manufacturing techniques, significance of embroidery in Polish religious tradition, artistic and spiritual value; role of religious orders notably the Warsaw Capuchins in liturgical culture and care for vestments; analysis of theological content and aesthetic value of chasubles; descriptions of embroidery techniques illustrating the connection between craft, spirituality, and Church tradition., A long, narrow fabric strip arranged in a loose V shape on a pale background, the fabric appears mainly gold with a slightly shiny, textured surface and visible creases; the edges show a thin red trim and small areas of red backing visible at the ends; one end has a decorative applique in a pale metallic color, and the other end shows a few small light-colored tags partially attached; the background is a light grayish-white.
Credit line
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Reference
LZT26A12_320
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75.5Mb (2.7Mb) / 20.0in x 14.7in / 6000 x 4401 (300dpi)