Sacred Vestments
From Europe to the Holy Land
by Maria Pia Pettinau Vescina
Paperback (Published)
(December 2019)
ISBN: 9788862407205
Price: $150.00
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The first Catalogue of the extraordinary Collection of Fabrics and Liturgical Vestments of the Custody of the Holy Land. It is with the greatest and most sincere satisfaction that we greet the publication of the first volume in the “Terra Sancta Museum” series, dealing with the sacred vestments of the Custody of the Holy Land. This work, edited by Maria Pia Pettinau Vescina, not only enhances the value of the sacred vestments but ultimately also encapsulates over four centuries of history. It is a history of uninterrupted connections between Europe and the Holy Land, first with the european monarchies and royal dynasties and later with the nation states, a history of liturgy and worship, of devotion and its external manifestations, translated into artistic canons, tastes and experiences altering over time and space.
- By (author) Maria Pia Pettinau Vescina
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