The Mysteries of the Rosary by Augustus Pugin (1846)

Chromolithograph of a red and gold rose design with a central Pietà and five medallions showing scenes of Christ's Passion.

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A chromolithographic plate arranged as a red and gold rose on a green ground, with a central Pietà surrounded by angels and five blue medallions depicting scenes of Christ's suffering. Beads link the medallions, forming a rosary design. The work is a print attributed to Augustus Pugin, dated 1846, and is titled The Mysteries of the Rosary.

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1846

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