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STATIONS OF CROSS

• (3) FRAMED CHROMOLITHOGRAPH STATIONS
  (3) FRAMED CHROMOLITHOGRAPH STATIONS OF THE CROSS(lot of 3) Framed chromolithographs mounted on metal panels, Stations of the Cross, including: (1) twelfth station, Jesus dies on the cross, (1) thirteenth station, Jesus taken down from the cross, (1) fourteenth station, Jesus laid in the tomb, sight: approx 24"h, 18"w, overall: approx 35"h, 29"w; 30lbs total
• 14 STATIONS OF THE CROSS, PAINTED
  14 STATIONS OF THE CROSS, PAINTED ON COPPER14 Stations of the Cross, painted on copper in oak frames; 8" copper diameter, 14.5" with frames. This series of images, depicting Jesus on the day of his Crucifixion, was meant to guide the prayers and contemplation on the Passion of Christ Condition: Some splitting in frames, minor repainting on V (#5).Please contact gallery for further information or further condition of this lot, all items are sold as is, all sales are final.
• STATION OF THE CROSS RELIEFA solid
  STATION OF THE CROSS RELIEFA solid walnut Station of the Cross relief wood carving, "JESUS TOMBE POUR LA 1e FOIS" (Jesus has fallen for the 1st time). Québec, circa 1970. Measuring, 24" x 24".
• (LOT OF 14) MODERNIST MIXED MEDIA
  (LOT OF 14) MODERNIST MIXED MEDIA PLAQUES OF THE STATIONS OF THE CROSS (lot of 14) Modernist mixed media and stained wood plaques depicting the Stations of the Cross, each numbered plaque 7.5" x 5"
• FRENCH GOTHIC STYLE 14TH STATION
  FRENCH GOTHIC STYLE 14TH STATION OF THE CROSSFrench religious framed oil painting on board, Fourteenth Station of the Cross, "Jesus is Laid in the Tomb," 20th c., parcel gilt cross, over Gothic architectural style carved oak frame, approx 59.75"h, 27.5"w, 4.25"d, 32.5lbs **Provenance: deaccessioned from San Marcos Academy (SMA), San Marcos, Texas**
• 3PC OLD MASTER'S STATIONS OF THE
  3PC OLD MASTER'S STATIONS OF THE CROSS PAINTINGS Europe19th CenturyIncludes two stages of Jesus carrying the cross and third of the crucifixion of Jesus.
• EDWARD MENEELEY, "STATIONS OF THE
  EDWARD MENEELEY, "STATIONS OF THE CROSS" PAINTINGS Edward Meneeley (American, 1927-2012), (14) individual images of the cross: oil or acrylic, mirrors, collage and mixed media on Arches paper, each initialed "EM" and dated "08", with original exhibition placard, 30"h x 22"w (each sheet)
• 15TH C. GERMAN STATION OF THE CROSS
  15TH C. GERMAN STATION OF THE CROSS Calvary, depicting Christ Bearing the Cross, pursued by a crown in contemporaneous Medieval costume, the Marys upper right; oil on walnut panel, with label verso from the E.B. Croker Art Gallery (The Art Museum of the City of Sacramento) exhibition "The Collecting Muse: The Nathalie and Hugo Weisgall Collection", August 30 to October 12, 1974, catalog no. 38. In vintage gilt architectural frame, OS: 11" x 9 3/4", SS: 7 1/2" x 7". Good condition. From the estate of Hugo & Nathalie Weisgall, Rockport, Maine.
• ENAMEL ON COPPER PLAQUES, STATIONS
  ENAMEL ON COPPER PLAQUES, STATIONS OF THE CROSS Group of (3) Bronze Framed Square Plaques, French, images from The Stations of the Cross -- Jesus condemned to death, Jesus falls for the first time and the body of Jesus is taken down from the cross; each monogrammed "PFT" lower left and "ES" or "SE" lower right, mounted in shaped bronze frames with reeded edges, OS: 9 1/2" sq. Good condition.
• FRENCH GOTHIC STYLE FIRST STATION
  FRENCH GOTHIC STYLE FIRST STATION OF THE CROSSFrench religious framed oil painting on board, First Station of the Cross, "Jesus is Condemned to Death," 20th c., parcel gilt cross, over Gothic architectural style carved oak frame, approx 59.75"h, 27.5"w, 4.25"d, 32.5lbs **Provenance: deaccessioned from San Marcos Academy (SMA), San Marcos, Texas**
• FRENCH CAST THIRD STATION OF THE
  FRENCH CAST THIRD STATION OF THE CROSS, 63.5"HFrench cast plaster Third Station of the Cross, Jesus Falls for the First Time, early 20th c., parcel gilt and painted Gothic style frame, centering scene in relief, over blank cartouche, vertical hairline to the interior, approx 63.5"h, 34"w, 9"d **Provenance: An important San Antonio estate**
• CONTINENTAL STATIONS OF THE CROSS
  CONTINENTAL STATIONS OF THE CROSS TRIPTYCH19th Century. Unmarked. Each arched panel elaborately carved to depict a scene from the crucifixion. Height 5.5 in. Width opened 4.5 in. (Cond: good, some warping, soiling)
• FRENCH GOTHIC STYLE FIFTH STATION
  FRENCH GOTHIC STYLE FIFTH STATION OF THE CROSSFrench religious framed oil painting on board, Fifth Station of the Cross, "Simon of Cyrene Helps Jesus Carry the Cross," 20th c., parcel gilt cross, over Gothic architectural style carved oak frame, approx 59.75"h, 27.5"w, 4.25"d, 32.5lbs **Provenance: deaccessioned from San Marcos Academy (SMA), San Marcos, Texas**
• POLYCHROMED ICON 12 ¼" x 10 ¼"
  POLYCHROMED ICON 12 ¼" x 10 ¼" Polychromed wood panel depicting the Stations of the Cross surrounding a larger image of the Sermon on the Mount. No frame.
• FRENCH GOTHIC STYLE EIGHTH STATION
  FRENCH GOTHIC STYLE EIGHTH STATION OF THE CROSSFrench religious framed oil painting on board, Eighth Station of the Cross, "The Women of Jerusalem Weep over Jesus," 20th c., parcel gilt cross, over Gothic architectural style carved oak frame, some loss to cross, approx 59.75"h, 27.5"w, 4.25"d, 32.5lbs **Provenance: deaccessioned from San Marcos Academy (SMA), San Marcos, Texas**
• Two Vintage / Gothic Style Frames
  Two Vintage / Gothic Style Frames from theStations of the Cross. Stations 1 and 11. Looks to be Dutch or German with writing across bottom. From a Long Island NY estate. Dimensions: 28'' wide x 49'' high. Condition: overall good with odd losses and cracks.
• INTERESTING DETAILED ICON OF THE
  INTERESTING DETAILED ICON OF THE 13 STATIONS OF THE CROSS: Oil/Wood Panel, 12.25'' x 10.25''. CONDITION: Panel is bowed with cracked, needs cleaning.
• AN ANTIQUE ITALIAN SCHOOL PAINTING
  AN ANTIQUE ITALIAN SCHOOL PAINTING OF THE THIRD STATION OF THE CROSS 19th century, oil on canvas, unsigned, presented in a carved wooden frame with the metal numeral "1 1 1" applied above the work.
• EARLY RELIGIOUS PAINTING 11TH STATION
  EARLY RELIGIOUS PAINTING 11TH STATION OF THE CROSS: Oil/Canvas, 36'' x 25.25'', no visible signature, framed, 44.5'' x 34.25''. CONDITION: Older reline, scattered craquelure throughout with mild stretcher bar wear.
• Italian School (19th Century)
  Italian School (19th Century) \"The Fourth Station of the Cross\", oil on canvas, 54\" x 37\", unsigned. Unframed.
• Set of fourteen Limoges enamel
  Set of fourteen Limoges enamel plaques depicting the Passion late 19th century Each depicting a portrait of Christ at the Stations of the Cross on a deep crimson ground, signed R. Blancher / Limoges, mounted in giltwood cruciform numbered frames with name panels below. (14). Plaque diam: 4 3/4, Overall W: 8 1/2 in.
• A pair of wooden stands of bracket
  A pair of wooden stands of bracket form and a wood tray of Crucifixion/Provenance: Spetchley Park, Worcestershire
• 3PC MONSTRANCE RELIQUARY CROSSES
  3PC MONSTRANCE RELIQUARY CROSSES 20th CenturyIncludes a matching pair of reliquary crosses with empty spaces to insert relics, and one cross decorated with four red stone cabochons, images of Saints John, Luke, Matthew, and Mark, and a relic marked "S. Crucis D.N.J.C." to center.
• Modern bronze sculpture mounted
  Modern bronze sculpture mounted in a carved wood plaque, of "The 13th Station: Jesus Is Taken Down From The Cross" which depicts Jesus, after he was crucified, signed verso Toni Furlan (1913-1980). 31.75"h x 25"w x 3.75"d Condition: Good.
• Continental Reliquary Crucifix
  Continental Reliquary Crucifix (18th century or earlier) Christ on the cross with Mary at his feet, verso with sliding lid carved with symbols of The Passion, opens to reveal gold and silver threads, miniature wax fruits or stamens and ribbon banderoles inscribed with the names of saints, carved boxwood and ivory, 8 x 3-3/8 in.,
• A carved boxwood crucifixion, the
  A carved boxwood crucifixion, the figure of Christ to an oak cross, on a stepped plinth, 57cm high
• JEAN BAPTISTE CôTé (1834-1907)
  JEAN BAPTISTE CôTé (1834-1907) PANELA plaque carved in high relief as part of a series of the 14 Stations of the Cross, attributed to Jean Baptiste Côté (1834-1907) and written in marker on the back. Several plaques from the same group are known, all with evidence of fire damage and having varying degrees of scorched and bubbled paint. Each is originally inscribed on the back in Roman numerals with its number in the series -- this one is #XI, preparing for the crucifixion. As-found condition with smoke damage and blistering of original paint; a hand is missing on the figure at the right. Quebec, 1870-80. FRANCAIS: Plaque sculptée en haut-relief d'une série des 14 Chemins de Croix, attribuée à Jean Baptiste Côté (1834-1907) inscrit au feutre au verso. Quelques plaques du même groupe sont connues, toutes présentant des signes de dommages causés par le feu avec divers degrés de peinture brûlée et bouillonnante. Chacune à son numéro de série d'origine inscrit au dos -- celle-ci est #XI, représentant la deuxième chute du Christ portant la croix. État tel que trouvé avec dommages par la fumée et des cloques sur la peinture d'origine, une main manque sur la figure de droite. Québec, fin 19e siècle. 13" x 12".
• Four Eastern Christian Bronze Articlesthe
  Four Eastern Christian Bronze Articlesthe first a Byzantine processional Latin cross circa 1000 - 1200 A.D. with flared arms terminating in knob finials tang on the base (4.75 in.); the second a figural applique with traces of gilt likely depicting Moses holding a tablet (3.5 in.); the third a small cast plaque with St. Paraskeva in its central tablet (3.5 in.); the fourth a cast Russian crucifix (5 in.).The processional cross and figural applique both have spots of green verdigris.Estate of the late Arthur H. Danielson of Raleigh NC
• FRENCH CAST IRON CROSS CHRIST &
  FRENCH CAST IRON CROSS CHRIST & APOSTLES, 19TH C.French cast iron cross, 19th c., central figure of Christ with Sacred Heart, communion chalice framed by two figures representing Saint Paul and Saint Peter, oxidation, approx 73"h, 39"w
• FRENCH CAST IRON CRUCIFIX CROSS,
  FRENCH CAST IRON CRUCIFIX CROSS, 19TH C.French cast iron cross, 19th c., rose stems throughout, central crucifix with Corpus Christi, over two praying angels, approx 44"h, 26"w
• RELIGIOUS METAL WALL CROSSINRI
  RELIGIOUS METAL WALL CROSSINRI raised metal design over resin backplate. Vine and leaf design on gilded metal. Jesus is raised brass design set over metal. Issued: 20th century Dimensions: 17.5"H x 12"W x 1.5"D Condition: Age related wear.
• Italian Provincial Red-Painted
  Italian Provincial Red-Painted Wooden Crucifixion Panel, mounted with the symbols of Christ's passion, fourth quarter 19th century and later, the panel centered with a crucifix bearing a carved bone corpus, a bone figure of the sorrowing Mary Magdalene, a bone skull and crossbones, surrounding the crucifix, the applied painted wooden elements of the crucifixion: St. Peter's rooster, crown-of-thorns, dice, coins, hammer, pincers, spear, sun and moon, h. 26-1/2", w. 21".
• A framed French crucifix the rosewood
  A framed French crucifix the rosewood cross and gilt metal figure on a red velvet gound within a carved wooden architectural frame with caryatids a paper label to rear ''Pere Andre Saint Etienne. Chalon sur Marne. 1914'' 37 x 54cm.
• JEAN BAPTISTE CôTé (1834-1907)
  JEAN BAPTISTE CôTé (1834-1907) PANELA plaque carved in high relief as part of a series of the 14 Stations of the Cross, attributed to Jean Baptiste Côté (1834-1907) and written in marker on the back. Several plaques from the same group are known, all with evidence of fire damage and having varying degrees of scorched and bubbled paint. Each is originally inscribed on the back in Roman numerals with its number in the series -- this one is #VII, depicting the second fall on Christ's march with the cross. As-found condition with strong remnants of the original paint; one hand is missing on the figure at the left and minor loss to child behind. Quebec, late 19th century. FRANCAIS: Plaque sculptée en haut-relief d'une série des 14 Chemins de Croix, attribuée à Jean Baptiste Côté (1834-1907) inscrit au feutre au verso. Quelques plaques du même groupe sont connues, toutes présentant des signes de dommages causés par le feu avec divers degrés de peinture brûlée et bouillonnante. Chacune à son numéro de série d'origine inscrit au dos -- celle-ci est #VII, représentant la deuxième chute du Christ portant la croix. État tel que trouvé avec restants solides de la peinture d'origine ; une main manque au personnage de gauche et petit manque à l'enfant derrière. Québec, fin 19e siècle. 13.5" x 12".
• RELIGIOUS BRASS PROCESSIONAL CRUCIFIX
  RELIGIOUS BRASS PROCESSIONAL CRUCIFIX CROSS, 83"LBrass processional cross, early 20th c., crucifix with palmettes, approx 83"l, 12.5"w
• ELIOT O'HARA. "A STATION OF THE
  ELIOT O'HARA. "A STATION OF THE CROSS," WATERCOLOR Watercolor on paper, signed and dated lr, sight size: 20 3/4 x 14 1/2 in., framed.