Reliquary Of Saint Barbara's Paperolles - Circa 1800
In a remarkable montage of rolled and gilded papers, representing a complete altarpiece, we find in the center, a medallion in Glory, presenting a relic of Saint Barbara, Martyr.
Saint Barbara or Barara, martyr of the 3rd century, is today in France, the Patron Saint of firefighters.
This type of reliquary representing a monstrance could be the work of the Ursulines.
It is a work of the end of the 18th or the very beginning of the 19th.
The whole is of quality and in excellent condition, in a simple frame of well-preserved gilded wood.
Dimensions of 37 cm by 31 and 8 cm deep
Given the fragility of paperolle montages, this piece cannot travel by postal parcel.
Reference 305
Saint Barbara or Barara, martyr of the 3rd century, is today in France, the Patron Saint of firefighters.
This type of reliquary representing a monstrance could be the work of the Ursulines.
It is a work of the end of the 18th or the very beginning of the 19th.
The whole is of quality and in excellent condition, in a simple frame of well-preserved gilded wood.
Dimensions of 37 cm by 31 and 8 cm deep
Given the fragility of paperolle montages, this piece cannot travel by postal parcel.
Reference 305
780 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Other Style
Condition: Good condition
Material: Paper
Length: 37
Width: 31
Depth: 8
Reference (ID): 1622020
Availability: In stock
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