Chalice and Paten, Monstrance, Veiled Chalice
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Chalice and Paten, Monstrance, Veiled Chalice, Josef Reich (1911). Via artnap.com
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A sepia-toned print of three liturgical vessels resting on a draped cloth: a covered chalice with a cross finial, a Gothic-style monstrance holding a crescent-supported lunette, and a veiled chalice bearing the Chi Rho monogram with stars and foliate border. The work is titled Chalice and Paten, Monstrance, Veiled Chalice, attributed to Josef Reich, and dated 1911.
