Here are some of the many things I found a few days ago. I have included the description I found along with the pictures/illustrations/water-colors, etc.
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Cameriere particolare del papa pel servizio ecclesiastico [The real Papal Flabellum is much bigger than the one depicted here].*
Cappa Magna katholieke bisschop.
Cappa Magna katholieke bisschop.*
Chapelain conventuel en grand habit de choeur. Mausolée du g. m. De Rohan.
Chapelain conventuel en grand habit de choeur. Mausolée du g. m. De Rohan.*
Ecclesiastical costumes.
Ecclesiastical costumes.*
Il papa in abiti pontificali [The Pope dressed for Solemn Mass..., but where is the Falda?].
Il papa in abiti pontificali [The Pope dressed for Solemn Mass..., but where is the Falda?].*
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Kammerherr ; Kardinal ; Prälat (1913)
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Kammerherr ; Kardinal ; Prälat (1913)*
Pope and Cardinals
Pope and Cardinals*
Schweizergardist; Papst im Ornat; Papst im Hausgewande
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Sedia Papale
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The pope in his pontifical; Latin bishop; Cardinal in full costume; Cardinal in private habito
Schweizergardist; Papst im Ornat; Papst im Hausgewande*
Sedia Papale*
The pope in his pontifical; Latin bishop; Cardinal in full costume; Cardinal in private habito
The illustrated "Chapelain Conventuel" is a conventual chaplain of the Order of the Knights of St. John of Jerusalem, usually known as Knights of malta.
ReplyDelete"Nuns working"... Working indeed, but no nuns. It is a picture of the beguinage of Ghent. These beguines weren't nuns, but unmarried women willing to live a religious live, but without any vows. They could leave the beguinage at any moment for a live in the world. Nowerdays, there is only one beguin in Flanders (Belgium), the last one of this medieval religious institution in the Netherlands.
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