Episcopal Museum Collection (#2)

Granting of indulgences to the Virgin of the Rodona of Vic, color illustration in a miniature on parchment, detail where the center of the page is seen (18-11-1342)

Mother of God of Veciana, polychromed wood sculpture from Santa Maria de Veciana, virgin with the child sitting on her knees. 13th Century

Mother of God, polychromed wood sculpture. Virgin seated, with his right hand raised while holding the child, standing on his knees, with his left. (14th century)

The Nativity, detail of the work The Frontal of the Mother of God, tempera on wood from Bellver de Cerdanya

The Magi before Herod, detail of the work The Frontal of the Mother of God, tempera on wood from Bellver de Cerdanya

Detail of Christ of Solsona, polychromed carving c. 1300

Lipsanoteca (reliquary as a box) of the consecration of Santa Eugenia de Berga, sealed by Bishop Oliba with the seal of his brother, Bernat Tallaferro the Earl of Besalu

Frontal of the Mother of God, detail, tempera on wood from Bellver de Cerdanya, 14th century

Front of the altar in the chapel of Santa Margarita, detail Table with scenes of the martyrdom of the saint, from Sant Marti Sescorts

Annunciation, sculpture group in marble representing the Archangel Gabriel and the Virgin Mary, the last third of the 14th century

Chest - Sacrarium, made in polychromed wood

Espinelves Frontal (or the three kings), panel painting. Mother of God dominates the center of the Painting, next to her the kings of the East: David, Jeremiah, Isaiah, Ezekiel, Daniel and Zechariah

Altarpiece of St. Francis and Franciscan orders. Table of Slaughter of the Innocents. Tempera on wood, 1414-1415, from the Church of the Convent of Santa Clara of Vic

Relief with Christ and St. Peter, high-relief in stone from Vic Cathedral

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The Episcopal Museum is a treasure trove of religious art and manuscripts that span centuries. Step into a world where faith comes alive through intricate details and vibrant colors. One of the museum's prized possessions is the Triptych of the Virgin Mary, a stunning piece painted with tempera on panel. Its delicate brushstrokes bring to life the grace and beauty of Mother Mary, captivating all who gaze upon it. In another corner, we find Whitsun, an illuminated capital letter from the Episcopal Sacramentary of Elna manuscript. This masterpiece transports us back in time to witness the celebration of Pentecost, as believers are filled with the Holy Spirit. Moving along, our eyes are drawn to The miraculous catch depicted in a miniature within the Sacred Bible. This scene captures Jesus' disciples hauling in an abundance of fish under his divine guidance—a testament to his power and miracles. As we delve deeper into history, we encounter Gothic Painting at its finest—St. Augustine takes center stage in a central panel altarpiece dedicated to him. The intricate details showcase not only artistic skill but also reverence for this influential saint. The Tree of Jesse beckons us closer—a mesmerizing miniature found within Biblia Sacra volume IV. It traces Jesus' lineage back to King David—an awe-inspiring reminder that he is indeed "the root and offspring" prophesied by Isaiah. A moment frozen in time unfolds before our eyes—the Nativity captured beautifully as an illuminated capital letter within the Episcopal Sacramentary of Elna manuscript. We can almost hear angels singing praises while shepherds kneel before baby Jesus. Continuing our journey through sacred artistry, The Three Marys at the Tomb captivates us with its exquisite illumination from yet another page in the Episcopal Sacramentary of Elna manuscript. Here lies hope amidst grief as these faithful women discover Christ's resurrection.