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Cartoon on the production of ecclesiastical objects, early 19th century? Creator: Anon
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Cartoon on the production of ecclesiastical objects, early 19th century? Creator: Anon
Cartoon on the production of ecclesiastical objects, early 19th century?
Soldiers and clergymen admire a display of Catholic ornaments on the wall
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Churchman Clergy Clergyman Clergymen Cleric Crucifix Ecclesiastical Equipment Icon Icons Idol Idols Items Liturgical Liturgy Objects Uniforms Item Netherlandish Parody Roman Catholicism Satirical Watercolour On Paper Watercolour Paint
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This 19th century cartoon by Anonymous, titled "The Production of Ecclesiastical Objects," offers a humorous and satirical glimpse into the world of Catholic ornaments and the admiration they elicited from both soldiers and clergymen. The scene is set in a Dutch or Netherlandish art center or gallery, where an array of ecclesiastical items adorns the walls. The figures in this watercolor on paper illustration include soldiers, clergymen, and even a nun, all dressed in their respective uniforms and apparel. The soldiers, with their military accoutrements and stern expressions, stand in awe before the intricately designed crucifixes, idols, and other religious icons. The clergymen, dressed in their liturgical garb, engage in animated conversation, pointing out the various items with a sense of pride and reverence. The lettering on the wall, which reads "Production of Ecclesiastical Objects," adds to the scene's authenticity and completes the depiction of this historic moment in the early 19th century. The use of color and the attention to detail in the illustration further highlight the significance of these objects in the culture and heritage of the time. This satirical cartoon, with its combination of humor and historical accuracy, provides a unique perspective on the role of religion and its material manifestations in the daily lives of people during this period. The Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, a renowned art museum in Europe, is home to this intriguing piece of netherlandish art, which continues to fascinate and inspire visitors to this day.
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