Mary and Jesus, mother and child figurine, sun symbol

European Museums, Budapest History Museum, Hungary

Sun rays at the back of a mother and child figurine.

The Protestant churches

The items used in Protestant churches were characterized by Puritan simplicity. Where possible, unornamented Eucharistic vessels and pewter were used. The more elaborate chalices and vessels were donated by aristocrats and burghers. By contrast, the embroidered altarcovers made by the donors were more colorful, with bunches of flowers in their corners.



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Mary and Jesus, mother and child figure. Sun rays at the back of a mother and child figurine
Taken on  Saturday 08th of August 2015
Device: OLYMPUS IMAGING CORP.
Model: SP800UZ
Source:  Budapest, Hungary

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