Emblems of our Lord’s Passion
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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Four heraldic-style shields are arranged in a grid, each filled with a Passion symbol: nails and a crown of thorns, hands and feet bleeding into chalices around a heart, instruments such as a ladder, hammer, spear and dice beneath an INRI plaque, and a blue monogram framed by crosses. The chromolithographic print is titled Emblems of our Lord's Passion, attributed to Augustus Pugin and dated 1846.
