The Five Wounds of our Lord Glorified
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 chromolithographic plate arranged as a grid of red, gold and green medallions, each showing a wound of Christ in the hand or foot beneath a crown, with banners reading Wall of Mercy, Wall of Grace, Wall of Pity and Wall of Comfort. A central medallion displays a heart emblem with the Wall of Life banner, and the repeated word Mercy and IHS inscriptions frame the composition. The title The Passion of our Lord appears in red blackletter at the base. Augustus Pugin's 1846 print is a richly ornamented devotional design.
