Archbishopric Collection

St Anselm (1033-1109) Italian-born Archbishop of Canterbury: Benedictine monk
531023 St Anselm (1033-1109) Italian-born Archbishop of Canterbury: Benedictine monk: Anselm reluctantly accepting Archbishopric (represented by Crozier) from William II (Rufus) of England, 1093

Art Nouveau Stained-Glass Window With the Scenes of the Christianization of the Czech Lands in the New Archbishopric
1566804 Art Nouveau Stained-Glass Window With the Scenes of the Christianization of the Czech Lands in the New Archbishopric Chapel of St

Saint Anselm Refusing the Archbishopric (colour litho)
3101129 Saint Anselm Refusing the Archbishopric (colour litho) by Reid, Stephen (1873-1948); Private Collection; (add.info.: Saint Anselm Refusing the Archbishopric)

St Anselm refusing the Archbishopric (colour litho)
1630709 St Anselm refusing the Archbishopric (colour litho) by Reid, Stephen (1873-1948); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Mighty Army published by Wells Gardner Darton & Co Ltd 1918); English

Nicolas Joaquin Arteta Calisto (1771-1849). Portrait
Nicolas Joaquin Arteta Calisto (1771-1849). Bishop and first archbishop of Quito. Chapter house. Cathedral of Quito. Ecuador

E W Benson Caricature
EDWARD WHITE BENSON Bishop of Truro, caricatured at the time of his appointment to the Archbishopric of Canterbury. Date: 1829 - 1896

Roman archbishopric of Westminster satire
The Roman archbishopric of Westminster is seen as the thin end of the wedge by protestant England Date: 1850

Ernest of Bavaria (1554 1612), Prince-elector-archbishop of the Archbishopric of Cologne from 1583 to 1612 as successor of the expelled Gebhard Truchsess von Waldburg

Source Size = 3982 x 5723
Confirmation of Dr. Longleys Election to the Archbishopric of Canterbury in the Church of St. Mary-Le-Bow, Cheapside: the Archbishop-Elect Taking the Oaths, 1862

Map of the archbishopric of Mexico (1767), by Jos頁 ntonio Alzate. View of the area of Tenochtitlan, the lagoons of Chalco and Tescuco. From the Lorenzana-Borb ollection. SPAIN. Toledo

Plan of the archbishopric of Mexico: Mexico City and his lagoon. 1767. Collection Lorenzana-Borb󮮠 Miniature Painting. SPAIN. Toledo. State Public Library

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"Exploring the Rich History and Artistry of Archbishopric: From Stained-Glass Windows to Political Satire" Immerse yourself in the captivating world of archbishopric, where art, history, and religious significance intertwine. Step into the New Archbishopric Chapel of St. Vitus Cathedral in Prague, Czech Republic, and be mesmerized by an exquisite Art Nouveau stained-glass window depicting scenes from the Christianization of the Czech Lands. This masterpiece transports you back in time, showcasing both artistic brilliance and a pivotal moment in Czech history. Delve further into the realm of archbishoprics with depictions like "Saint Anselm Refusing the Archbishopric. " This striking color lithograph captures a profound moment as Saint Anselm rejects an offer that would have elevated him to great power within the church hierarchy. The artwork serves as a reminder that even those deemed worthy may choose humility over authority. Intriguing portraits also play a significant role in understanding archbishoprics' influence throughout centuries. Nicolas Joaquin Arteta Calisto's portrait offers us a glimpse into his life during 18th-19th century South America—a period when ecclesiastical power held immense sway over society. But it is not all serious business within these esteemed positions. E. W Benson's caricature humorously portrays an archbishop dressed regally yet caught up in amusing situations—an amusing reminder that even those who hold high office are still human at heart. Political satire has long been intertwined with archbishoprics too; take for instance the Roman archbishopric of Westminster satire piece which pokes fun at political maneuvering within this influential institution. Travel across continents to Mexico City—explore its rich heritage through maps showcasing both past and present states of its renowned archbishopric. These visual representations give insight into how territories were divided and governed under ecclesiastical rule.