Uffizio della Settimana Santa : colle rubriche volgari, argomenti de' Salmi, spiegazione delle cerimonie e misterj, con osservazioni, e riflessioni divote dell'abate Alessandro Mazzinelli
Contents: v. 1. Che contiene la Domenica delle Palme, il Lunedi, Martedi, er Mercoledi Santo -- v. 2. Che contiene il Giovedi, Venerdi, e Sabato Santi a tutte la Laudi -- v. 3. Che contiene l'Ore, la Messa, et le altre funzione del Sabato Santo, la Domenica de Risurrezione, e tutta l'Ottava
Illustrated with 14 engraved plates by various artists and engravers (11 of them after Giuseppe Passeri and one each after Annibale Caracci, and Gio. Batt. Puccetti).
Binding: Early 19th century red grained morocco, gilt arms on sides of Prince Camillo Borghese, brother-in-law to Napoleon I.
Illustrated with 14 engraved plates by various artists and engravers (11 of them after Giuseppe Passeri and one each after Annibale Caracci, and Gio. Batt. Puccetti).
Binding: Early 19th century red grained morocco, gilt arms on sides of Prince Camillo Borghese, brother-in-law to Napoleon I.
Artwork Details
- Title: Uffizio della Settimana Santa : colle rubriche volgari, argomenti de' Salmi, spiegazione delle cerimonie e misterj, con osservazioni, e riflessioni divote dell'abate Alessandro Mazzinelli
- Author: Alessandro Mazzinelli (Italian, active ca. 1700)
- Publisher: Presso Luigi Perego Salvioni
- Artist: After Giuseppe Passeri (Passari) (Italian, Rome 1654–1714 Rome)
- Artist: After Annibale Carracci (Italian, Bologna 1560–1609 Rome)
- Artist: After Giovanni Battista Pacetti (Italian, 1693–1743)
- Author: Catholic Church
- Date: 1794
- Geography: Rome, Italy
- Dimensions: 3 volumes in 1 (560 pages) : illustrations ; Height: 8 11/16 in. (22 cm)
- Credit Line: Gift of Jayne Wrightsman, 2008
- Object Number: BX2010 .A2 1794
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