Légende
Three decorated episcopal staffs, displayed at an exhibition of religious objects from the Middle Ages and Renaissance in 1864 in Mechelen, page, photomechanical print, number: '-42', number: '1. 2. 3', number: '3 - 1 - 2', photographer: Joseph Maes, Mechelen, clichémaker: Simonau & Toovey, Antwerp, 1864 - in or before 1866, paper, photolithography, height 224 mm x width 180 mm, (liturgical) equipment of church, Period, 1864, Three ornate crook-shaped objects with decorative scrolls are shown against a plain background, each featuring carved embellishments and curved tops. The central piece is the largest with an elaborate swirling design, bead-like edging, floral motifs, and a small figurine integrated into the scrollwork; its shaft has carved ornamentation and a detailed base. The left piece has a rounded curled top with a framed scene incorporated into the curl and a shaft with a rounded, studded collar. The right piece has a narrower curled top with foliate carving, a banded shaft, and a rounded bulbous element near the handle. The image is monochrome and focuses on the upper portions of the objects.
Crédit
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Notre référence
LZT26B09_217
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
37.8Mo (12.5Mo) / 27.5cm x 34.4cm / 3245 x 4068 (300dpi)