Plate LIV · Holy Trinity

Vol. XII (1954) · full-page plate
Above left: THE MOST HOLY TRINITY UNDER THE SEMBLANCE OF THREE HUMAN PERSONS. The Son crowns Mary Most Holy. Miniature by Jean Fouquet (1452-60) in the Book of Hours of Etienne Chevalier - Chantilly, Musée Condé. Above right: THE MOST HOLY TRINITY UNDER THE SEMBLANCE OF A TRIPLE HUMAN FACE appears to St. Augustine celebrating Holy Mass, after a pious woman came to disturb him during meditation (left). Detail of the Life of St. Augustine, painted in eight panels by the Master of Villa d'Utta (late 15th cent.) - Novacella, Pinacoteca dell'Abbazia. Below left: THE MOST HOLY TRINITY, at the sides Mary Most Holy with the Child and St. Sebastian. Miniature of 1503 in the Book of the confraternity of S. Sebastiano - Ried i. Innkreis. Below right: UNITY AND TRINITY OF GOD, Incarnation Passion and Death of Our Lord Jesus Christ. Canvas of the school of Cignani (18th cent.). Forlimpopoli, church of S. Ruñilo.
(fot. d. B. Parer C. R. L.)
Plate LIV
(da Christliche Kunstblätter, 68 [1932], nn. 1-3, fig. 16)
Plate LIV
(fot. Ugo Manuli)
Plate LIV
Above left: THE MOST HOLY TRINITY UNDER THE SEMBLANCE OF THREE HUMAN PERSONS. The Son crowns Mary Most Holy. Miniature by Jean Fouquet (1452-60) in the Book of Hours of Etienne Chevalier - Chantilly, Musée Condé. Above right: THE MOST HOLY TRINITY UNDER THE SEMBLANCE OF A TRIPLE HUMAN FACE appears to St. Augustine celebrating Holy Mass, after a pious woman came to disturb him during meditation (left). Detail of the Life of St. Augustine, painted in eight panels by the Master of Villa d'Utta (late 15th cent.) - Novacella, Pinacoteca dell'Abbazia. Below left: THE MOST HOLY TRINITY, at the sides Mary Most Holy with the Child and St. Sebastian. Miniature of 1503 in the Book of the confraternity of S. Sebastiano - Ried i. Innkreis. Below right: UNITY AND TRINITY OF GOD, Incarnation Passion and Death of Our Lord Jesus Christ. Canvas of the school of Cignani (18th cent.). Forlimpopoli, church of S. Ruñilo.

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