Pius VI. P. M. More:Costume de chasse 1779. Rococo hunting costume. Rococo A Chinese Mandarin of distinction, c. 1799. 1799 Ecclesiastical robes. 16th and 17th Century. Ecclesiastical Member of the… Read More
Category: Ecclesiastical
Ecclesiastical dresses and antiques. Medieval, Byzantine.
The Basilians. Nun of the Order of St. Basil in her Choir dress.
The Basilians of Saint Josaphat are affiliated to the Ruthenian Greek-Catholic Church and are integrated into the Ukrainian Greek-Catholic Church. They belong to the Basilians.
Habit of an Augustin Nun. Order St. Augustin 18th c.
Religieuse de L’Ordre de St. Augustin. The relatives of the Augustinian women’s orders are also called Augustinians.
The Tokchim Tarjum. The Forbidden Land, 1898.
The Tokchim Tarjum, 1898. More:Camels Resting in the Sherkiyeh. Land of Goshen, Middle East The Holy Land. Hebron one of the oldest cities in the world. Middle East Russian Pilgrims… Read More
Tibet. Mo divination with bones, also called Sho-mo.
Mo is a form of foresight (also known as divination) that is part of Tibetan culture and religion.
Ladies fashion of the 12th century. Virgin Mary. Anglo-Norman servants.
These figures present interesting examples of the female costume among our ancestors in the first half of the twelfth century. Illuminations of the Cottonian Manuscript Nero C. IV.
Coronation spoon of English monarchs. 12th century.
Coronation spoon of English monarchs. More:Ladies fashion of the 12th century. Virgin Mary.… Plantagenet Armoury. Pikeman’s suit english, early 17th century. England English kings Henry I and King John. 12th… Read More
Ecclesiastics of the 12th century. Bishop, monks.
Figures of prelates from a early Anglo-Norman version of the Psalter, in MS. Cotton, Nero C. IV., in the British Museum.
Figures of Ecclesiastics of the cathedral of Chartres.
The Cathedral of Chartres, founded in the earliest times of Christianity in the west, is remarkable for the many misfortunes it has sustained.
Cross from Mount Athos. Monastery of Caracalla.
CROSS FROM MOUNT ATHOS. BEFORE the Christian era, Mount Athos was celebrated for the length of its shadow (ingenti tellurem proximus umbra vestit. Stat.), which was said to reach as… Read More










