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Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Black-and-white negative, accession number 15-4467, described as Sculptured Lintel; virgin, Child, and Angels 8/4284
Hearst Museum object titled Carving: religious, accession number 7-3599, described as Carving; religious; dark brown fruitwood; high relief; Christ with cross, Father holding crown; Mary underneath; cumulus cloud background; length 18 cm. Depicts Holy day of Obligation, August 15, Mary being assumpted by Father, Son of heaven.
Hearst Museum object titled Chasuble, accession number 7-3526, described as Chasuble (back panel only), green silk damask with blue linen lining and coarse plainweave linen (?) layer of stiffening. central panel of dark green velvet divided into three registers; worked in silk applique, painted and embroidered; couched metallic cords. Edge trimmed with woven gold thread tape. Top register: Madonna and Child. Middle: Male saint with tonsure, in monastic robes, holding book and staff, with small animal at his feet. Bottom: Christ figure holding book and staff. Length 120 cm, width 67 cm. Patched area (9.5 x 6 cm) upper right hand of garment. Mid 17th century ecclesiastical garment.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Figurine, accession number 7-5011, described as Glazed ceramic piece; three peasant girls carrying banner with Virgin Mary depicted; polychrome. Made by Henriot Quimper. Height 6⅛ inches. Width 3³⁄₁₆ inches.
Hearst Museum object titled Icon, accession number 7-5464, described as Icon; wood, painted; Virgin Mary and Christ child; child holds globe in left hand; figure in upper right and left corners; old worm damage; height 42; width 33.5 centimeters; Balkans area attributed
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Mosaic, accession number 8-9113, described as Mosaic, Virgin Mary; Face in three-quarter view; wearing mantle over her head; golden halo behind, golden mosaic ground*; “MP” upper left “OY” upper right; green, black, pink, etc. Tessarea; on plaster; max. width 42.3 cm, height 39.5 cm. Material and techniques: Tessarea (stone); *gold applied with some kind of lacquer on top of the glass instead of being within a glass sandwich - see David Wright letter of January 28, 1985; Removed from wood frame in which it had been placed.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Mosaic (reproduction), accession number 17-586, described as Facsimiloid copy of mosaic of Virgin in medieval church by R. Campisi. Copy made by the wet paper squeeze process.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Plaster cast, accession number 21-101, described as Cast of Christian vase with medallions of Christ, four evangelists, the Holy Virgin and two angels. From a silver original discovered at Emesa, Syria, by M. Durighello, antiquarian. Louvre Museum, Paris.

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