Emblem of the most Holy Trinity
Augustus Pugin · 1812-1852
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Why is this public domain? Augustus Pugin died in 1852; this work is in the public domain.
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A circular emblem of the Holy Trinity is set in gold, red, and blue, with the Latin words Pater, Filius, and Spiritus Sanctus at three points around a central trinitarian monogram. The surrounding bands repeat non est and Sanctus in red and gold, and a large red Sanctus Sanctus Sanctus line runs beneath. This Print by Augustus Pugin is dated 1846.
