Briève & fidèle exposition de l'origine, de las doctine, des constitutions, usages et ceremonies ecclesiastiques de l'eglise de l'Unité des Freres, connus sous le nom de Freres de Boheme & de Moravie
Artwork Details
- Title:Briève & fidèle exposition de l'origine, de las doctine, des constitutions, usages et ceremonies ecclesiastiques de l'eglise de l'Unité des Freres, connus sous le nom de Freres de Boheme & de Moravie
- Author:Moravian Brethren (United Brethren) , "par un auteur impartial"
- Engraver:Johann Rudolpf Holzhalb (Swiss, 1723–1806)
- Published in:Amsterdam?
- Date:1758
- Medium:Illustrations: etching
- Dimensions:7 1/16 x 4 1/2 in. (18 x 11.5 cm)
- Classification:Books
- Credit Line:Harris Brisbane Dick Fund, 1948
- Object Number:48.41.1
- Curatorial Department: Drawings and Prints
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