The proper Names by which the various Vestments are distinguished
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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This chromolithographic plate by Augustus Pugin, dated 1846, shows four clergy in colour-coded liturgical vestments, each numbered to identify the named garments. The figures include a priest vested for Mass, a deacon, an archbishop with mitre and crozier, and a priest in a cope shown from front and back.
