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English: Paul de Laubadère (1859-1931): COSTUMES RELIGIEUX

A colour illustration depicting historical religious clothing and costume through the ages from antiquity to the 19th century, including the attire, habits, robes, dress, etc. of priests, clergy, and orders, Christian, Jewish, Buddhist, catholic monks and nuns, etc. This book plate if from volume 7 of the French encyclopedia Nouveau Larousse illustré volume no. 7, published in Paris 1898–1901.

Costumes religieux (Religious clothing)

Line-up 1
  • Prêtre égyptien (Egyptian priest)
  • Grand prêtre hébreu (High Hebrew priest)
  • Roi assyrien vêtu en officiant (Assyrian king dressed as officiant)
  • Prêtre phénicien (Phoenician priest)
  • Sacrificateur grec (Greek sacrificer)
  • Pontifes maximus (Pontifex maximus)
  • Vestale (Vestal Virgin)
  • Flamine (Flamen)
  • Papa (Pope)
  • Diacre byzantin (Byzantine deacon)
  • Prêtre chrétien des premiers siècles (Christian priest from the early centuries)
  • Évêque wisigoth (Visigoth bishop)
  • Patriarche byzantin (Byzantine patriarch)
  • Anachorète (Anchorite)
Line-up 2
  • Prêtre XVe siècle (Priest, 15th century)
  • Pape XVe siècle (Pope, 15th century)
  • Évêque XVe siècle (Bishop, 15th century)
  • Hospitalier (Hospitaller)
  • Ordre teutonique (Teutonic Order)
  • Templier (Templar)
  • Cardinal XVe siècle (Cardinal, 15th century)
  • Abbesse XVIIIe siècle (Abbess, 18th century)
  • Abbé mitré (Mitred abbot)
  • Pape (Pope)
  • Cardinal en cappa magna (Cardinal in cappa magna)
  • Évêque (Bishop)
  • Chanoine (Canon)
  • Prêtre (Priest)
Line-up 3
  • Jésuite (Jesuit)
  • Martiniste (Martinist)
  • Bénédictin (Benedictine)
  • Dominicain (Dominican)
  • Oblat (Oblate)
  • Carme (Carmelite)
  • Franciscain (Franciscan)
  • Chartreux (Carthusian)
  • Capucin (Capuchin)
  • Trappiste (Trappist)
  • Augustin de l'Assomption (Augustinian of the Assumption)
  • Père blanc (White Father)
  • Frère de la Doctrine Chrétienne (Brother of Christian Doctrine)
Line-up 4
  • Clarisses (Poor Clares)
  • Franciscaines de l’Enfant des Agneaux de Villeneuve (Franciscan Sisters of the Lamb of Villeneuve)
  • Dame de l’Hermitage (Lady of the Hermitage)
  • Carmélite (Carmelite)
  • Ursuline (Ursuline)
  • Capucine (Capuchin Sister)
  • Dame de St-Joseph de Cluny (Sister of St. Joseph of Cluny)
  • Franciscaines (Franciscan Sisters)
  • Dominicaines (Dominican Sisters)
  • Religieuse de l'Assomption (Sister of the Assumption)
  • Augustine de la Soeur de St-Vincent-de-Paul (Augustinian Sister of St. Vincent de Paul)
  • Petite Sœur des Pauvres (Little Sister of the Poor)
Line-up 5
  • Évêque anglican (Anglican bishop)
  • Pasteur protestant (Protestant pastor)
  • Grand Rabbin (Chief Rabbi)
  • Pope (Orthodox priest)
  • Muzzin (Muezzin)
  • Prêtre Parsis (Parsi priest)
  • Lama (Lama)
  • Brahmane (Brahmin)
  • Prêtres Sintoïstes (Japon) (Shinto priests (Japan))
  • Bonze bouddhiste (Buddhist bonze)
  • Prêtre Taoïste (Taoist priest)
  • Moine Bouddhiste (Buddhist monk)
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Author Paul de Laubadère (1859-1931), Sokoljan2
Other versions
  • French and foreign religious clothing (Nouveau Larousse illustré c. 1900)
    French and foreign religious clothing (Nouveau Larousse illustré c. 1900)
  • Religious clothing from antiquity to the 19th century (Nouveau Larousse illustré c. 1900)
    Religious clothing from antiquity to the 19th century (Nouveau Larousse illustré c. 1900)
  • French and foreign religious clothing (Larousse Pour Tous 1907-10)
    French and foreign religious clothing (Larousse Pour Tous 1907-10)
  • P. de Laubadere: Costumes religeieux (Larousse universel en 2 volumes 1923)
    P. de Laubadere: Costumes religeieux (Larousse universel en 2 volumes 1923)
  • P. de Laubadere: Costumes religeieux (Larousse universel en 2 volumes 1923)
    P. de Laubadere: Costumes religeieux (Larousse universel en 2 volumes 1923)
  • French and foreign religious clothing (Larousse du XXème siècle, 1932)
    French and foreign religious clothing (Larousse du XXème siècle, 1932)
  • Detail (Larousse du XXème siècle, 1932)
    Detail (Larousse du XXème siècle, 1932)

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