Rectangular enamelled plaque with a medallion depicting Saint Ignatius of Loyola founder of the Jesuit Order in a richly decorated dalmatic, his head haloed, holding an open book inscribed AD MAIORE DEI GLORIAM on one page. He gazes upward at a cloud of flames inscribed HS, tears streaming from his eyes. The image is framed by a circular band with plant motifs in the corners palmette. Inscription below: S IGNATIUS DE LOIOLA II. 4th quarter of the 17th century, Limoges, France. Dimensions: height 10 cm, width 8 cm. Maker: Jacques Laudin ca. 1663/8–1729, enameller., The image shows a rectangular object with worn edges and a hole near the top center, covered in aged, mottled material with marbled vein-like patterns in shades of brown, tan, green, and dark gray; there are several small pieces of adhesive tape or paper remnants along the borders in off-white and beige, and a few small labels or stickers affixed on the surface in white and light blue; bright red paint marks appear prominentl...
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Rectangular enamelled plaque with a medallion depicting Saint Ignatius of Loyola founder of the Jesuit Order in a richly decorated dalmatic, his head haloed, holding an open book inscribed AD MAIORE DEI GLORIAM on one page. He gazes upward at a cloud of flames inscribed HS, tears streaming from his eyes. The image is framed by a circular band with plant motifs in the corners palmette. Inscription below: S IGNATIUS DE LOIOLA II. 4th quarter of the 17th century, Limoges, France. Dimensions: height 10 cm, width 8 cm. Maker: Jacques Laudin ca. 1663/8–1729, enameller., The image shows a rectangular object with worn edges and a hole near the top center, covered in aged, mottled material with marbled vein-like patterns in shades of brown, tan, green, and dark gray; there are several small pieces of adhesive tape or paper remnants along the borders in off-white and beige, and a few small labels or stickers affixed on the surface in white and light blue; bright red paint marks appear prominently near the top and lower right area; the edges of the object show rust-colored browning and darker burnt or charred spots, and the overall surface has an uneven, textured, and weathered appearance.

Crédit

Photo12/Liszt Collection

Notre référence

LZT26A10_121

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

37.7Mo (2.7Mo) / 27.9cm x 33.8cm / 3301 x 3995 (300dpi)

Mots clés

Rectangular enamelled plaque medallion depicting Saint Ignatius Loyola founder Jesuit Order richly decorated dalmatic head haloed holding open book inscribed Ad Maiore Dei Gloriam page gazes upward cloud flames Hs tears streaming eyes image framed circular band plant motifs corners palmette Inscription S Ignatius De Loiola Ii 4th quarter 17th century Limoges France Dimensions height 10 cm width 8 cm Maker Jacques Laudin ca 1663 8–1729 enameller rectangular object worn edges hole near top center covered aged mottled material marbled vein- patterns shades brown tan green dark gray several small pieces adhesive tape paper remnants borders off-white beige small labels stickers affixed surface white light blue bright red paint marks prominently near top lower right area edges object rust-colored browning darker burnt charred spots uneven textured weathered appearance.

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