Stoles and Maniples 2 by Augustus Pugin (1846)

Printed plate of colorful gold-and-blue ecclesiastical stole and maniple ornament patterns with IHC monograms and fleur-de-li

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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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This plate shows several decorative vestment bands in gold, red, blue and green, with repeating medieval-style motifs including IHC monograms, fleur-de-lis and quatrefoil patterns. The designs are arranged in vertical strips on a cream ground, with the lower right panel showing a smaller scroll pattern. The print is titled Stoles and Maniples 2, by Augustus Pugin, dated 1846.

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1846

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Themes

Religion, Abstract Art