Cope Dutch Produced by the Missionary Sisters of the Precious Blood (Missiezusters van het Kostbaar Bloed, Congregatio Sororum Missionum a Pretioso Sanguine), Aarle-Rixtel Date: 1930-1936
LE GRAND SACRE D'ANGERS : UNE EXPOSITION PROPOSEE ET REALISEE PAR LE CONSEIL GENERAL DE MAINE-ET-LOIRE Huit siècles d'une étonnante histoire... Huit siècles d'une procession qui a marqué la Ville d'Angers et l'Anjou par son fastueux renouvellement annuel....
Cope Dutch Attributed to Janssen & Co, Tilburg Date: c. 1900-1910
Cope Dutch Date: 18XX
Cope Dutch Date: c. 1850-1870
The Empress of Austria Vestments at St. Patrick's College, Maynooth
17th Century Chasuble of Cardinal Odoardo Farnese (1573-1626)
Saya para la Virgen de la Merced de Almería. La pieza fué estrenada el Miercoles Santo de 2010 y se ha realizado restaurando piezas de un an...
Chasuble Dutch Date: c. 1880-1900
Chasuble (design) Dutch Production: J.L. Strater, Hilversum Date: c. 1955
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RSN Archive Collection pieces are donated and we are extremely grateful to have received many beautifully worked pieces, including the Litany of Loreto.
I've been somewhat short on TIME this weekend, but even if you are, too, you'll probably find the following (brief) online exhibit of a gorgeous piece of historical ecclesiastical needlework awe-inspiring...This cope is one of the vestments of the Order of the Golden Fleece, housed in a museum in Vi
Just a quick little note today, to offer you some inspirational stitching from a reader! Lynn posted some photos in the Ask & Share gallery of her latest icon embroidery, and I thought I'd share those with you here, for those who have an interest in ecclesiastical needlework. If you have
Despite wear and tear, this is a gorgeous piece of ecclesiastical needlework. In fact, most of the wear and tear, from a distance, isn't noticeable - but when you look closely at the piece, you realize that there are parts that really need attention if it is to continue in use. Christiana has undert
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