Four precious Mitres by Augustus Pugin (1846)

Four richly decorated bishop's mitres in gold, red and blue, one showing an angel and Virgin Mary with the inscription Ave Ma

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This chromolithographic plate shows four ornate bishop's mitres arranged in a grid, each decorated with gold borders, blue and red jewelled motifs, and fringed infulae. The lower right mitre depicts a kneeling angel and the Virgin Mary beneath the inscription Ave Maria Gratia Plena. The print is attributed to Augustus Pugin and dated 1846.

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1846

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Themes

Religion, Abstract Art