What makes a devotional print?

A devotional print was made to be prayed with rather than read: a saint, the Virgin or the crucified Christ, often small, sold cheaply and kept in a book or pinned to a wall. Later devotional chromolithographs did the same in colour, for the home.

Are the Bible prints from actual Bibles?

Most are. Mortier's and Luyken's plates were printed for illustrated Bibles and Bible picture books; others come from Bible histories, catechisms and print series of Bible scenes.

By faith

Christianity

Christian prints across the collection: Holy Land maps, Bible scenes, saints and the Madonna, popes and religious orders, churches, cathedrals and abbeys, from the Burgkmair-circle woodcut of about 1516 to German devotional chromolithographs of 1900.

155 prints

By collectionThe Holy Land 128 Scripture 290 Saints and Devotion 201 Houses of Worship 155 Rites of the World 23

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