Légende

Chasuble, liturgical vestment, 18th–19th century, Poland. Back: sides of smooth dark red velvet. Column of white damask with floral patterns and braid and sewn-on stars from the Order of the White Eagle; on the stars the inscription Pro Fide Rege Lege. Six stars intended, one is missing. Embroidery between the stars with thin thread. Silver galloon. Cotton lining. Front: column of white damask covered with silver and gold thread embroidery featuring stars and crosses with a Latin inscription. Entire piece trimmed with silver braid. Four stars with the inscription Pro Fide Rege Lege. Damask with floral and braided patterns. Silver braid. Cotton lining. Length 122 cm; width back 64 cm., A tapered textile piece with a central vertical panel in a creamy color featuring a repeating floral motif in metallic tones, flanked by narrow decorative trim, and bordered on both sides by deep red velvet panels with a metallic outer edging; the background is pale gray and the visible colors include cream, gold, silver, deep red, and pale gray.

Crédit

Photo12/Liszt Collection

Notre référence

LZT26A13_456

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

77.3Mo (3.2Mo) / 38.1cm x 50.8cm / 4501 x 6000 (300dpi)

Mots clés

Chasuble liturgical vestment 18th–19th century Poland Back sides smooth dark red velvet Column white damask floral patterns braid sewn-on stars Order White Eagle stars inscription Pro Fide Rege Lege Six intended missing Embroidery thin thread Silver galloon Cotton lining Front column white damask covered silver gold thread embroidery featuring crosses Latin inscription Entire piece trimmed silver braid Four stars Damask floral braided patterns Silver braid Length 122 cm width back 64 cm tapered textile piece central vertical panel creamy color featuring repeating floral motif metallic tones flanked narrow decorative trim bordered deep red velvet panels metallic outer edging background pale gray visible colors include cream gold deep red pale gray.