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Detail of a baroque monstrance (silver with inset jewels & gilding)
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Detail of a baroque monstrance (silver with inset jewels & gilding)
993781 Detail of a baroque monstrance (silver with inset jewels & gilding) by Czech school, (17th century); Church of St. Gall, Prague, Czech Republic; (add.info.: Detail of an early baroque silver solar monstrance with Our Lady of Snows at the top from the Church of St. Gall (Havel) in the Old Town, Prague, made probably in Prague in the 2nd third of the 17th century. It has a new leg from 1811.); eLubomir Synek; Czech, out of copyright
Media ID 22308066
© Lubomir Synek / Bridgeman Images
Details Eucharist Monstrance Ostensorium Solar Havel
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This print showcases the intricate details of a baroque monstrance, a religious artifact used in Christian ceremonies. The monstrance is made of silver and adorned with inset jewels and gilding, adding to its ornate beauty. Created by the Czech school in the 17th century, this particular piece can be found in the Church of St. Gall in Prague, Czech Republic. The image focuses on a specific detail of this early baroque silver solar monstrance - Our Lady of Snows at the top. This depiction is believed to have been crafted in Prague during the second third of the 17th century. Interestingly, it also features a new leg added in 1811. The photograph captures every intricacy and delicacy present within this remarkable work of art. It highlights not only its religious significance but also its historical value as an example of exquisite craftsmanship from that era. With its rich symbolism and ceremonial purpose, this baroque monstrance represents an important aspect of Christian worship - specifically related to Eucharist rituals. Its presence evokes reverence and awe among believers who gather for prayer and reflection. Lubomir Synek's skillful photography allows us to appreciate these fine details up close while preserving their beauty for generations to come.
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