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Miter Collection

"Miter: A Symbol of Power, Faith, and Tradition" The miter holds a significant place in history and religious ceremonies

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Miter Collection: Pope Francis presides over Easter Holy Mass in St. Peters Square at the Vatican
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Miter Collection: Folio of Codex of the Usages depicting the Catalan Parlia
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Miter Collection: Bishops mitre, Paris, France, Europe
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Miter Collection: Meeting between Pope Adrian I and Charlemagne, miniature in the incunabula Chronicles
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Miter Collection: Saint Blaise of Sebaste (3rd-4th centuries), 1490-1500
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Miter Collection: Death takes the Abbot's miter and drags him away
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Miter Collection: Mitre of Charles Borromeo
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Miter Collection: Jewel box clam, embossed horn, miter, volute
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Miter Collection: Shells and seaweed on the shore
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Miter Collection: Dutch Grenadiers brass mitre cap front, c. 1740-60 (brass)
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Miter Collection: Design for a canal Lock, 1607 (woodcut)
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Miter Collection: Saint Augustine
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Miter Collection: Advertising chromolithography of chocolates Guerin Boutron
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Miter Collection: Portrait of Pope Pius II, c. 1560 (oil on canvas)
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Miter Collection: Mitre of Charles Borromeo, detail
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Miter Collection: Assembly Pau i Treva held in Tortosa on April 28, 1225 and presided over by King
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Miter Collection: Bonifacio VIII (c. 1235-1303), Pope (1294-1303), miniature of their Decretals (Liber
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Miter Collection: Raphael, Raffaello Santi or Sanzio, called (1483-1520). Ital
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Miter Collection: Mary Christ child half moon St. Bernards Bernard
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Miter Collection: Portrait Saint Thomas Aquino Portraits famous Italians
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Miter Collection: Portrait St Boniface Bust oval left Boniface carries
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Miter Collection: Mitre Of Bishop Wren. Matthew Wren, 1585 To 1667. English Clergyman And Scholar
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Miter Collection: Offerng female Iberian sculpture. 2nd-3rd centuries BC
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Miter Collection: Maestro del Rosario. Bishop enthroned. First half of XVI cen
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Miter Collection: Pope Saint Leo II (611-683). Engraving. Colored
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Miter Collection: Emblem of Reverend Fabric of Saint Peter (Fabbrica di San Pi
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Miter Collection: Saint John Altarpiece, 1518, by Hans Burgkmair the Elder (14
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Miter Collection: Peter Paul Rubens (1577-1640). Flemish painter. Virgin and C
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Miter Collection: Constantine I the Great (285-337). Roman Emperor. The Donati
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Miter Collection: MITERING TOOL, 1867. Diagram of a mitering tool. Engraving, American, 1867
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Miter Collection: Mitre Peak, Fiordland National Park, New Zealand
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Miter Collection: Saint Bruno of Cologne (ca. 1030-1101). Engraving
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Miter Collection: Pope Saint Leo I (390-461). Engraving. Colored
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Miter Collection: Papal coat of Pius IX (1792-1878). Relief, 1869
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Miter Collection: Saint Gregory the Illuminator (c. 257- c. 331). Statue. St
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Miter Collection: Severus of Barcelona. 3th-4th centuries. Gothic altarpiece
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Miter Collection: Detail of Saint Erasmus of Formiae. Saint John Altarpiece, 1
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Miter Collection: Coat of arms of Innocent X Pamphili. Fountain of Four Rivers
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Miter Collection: Spain. Tarragona. Cathedral of Saint Mary. Interior
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Miter Collection: Saint Damasus I, (304-384). Roman pope (366-384). Colored en
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Miter Collection: Matthaeus Yrsselius (1541-1629), Abbot of Sint-Michiels Abb
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Miter Collection: Marriage of the Virgin Mary. Main gate. Relief. Milan Cathed
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Miter Collection: Rafael Lasso de la Vega (1764-1831). Portrait. Ecuador
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Miter Collection: Nicolas Joaquin Arteta Calisto (1771-1849). Portrait
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Miter Collection: Pope Vigilius (c. 500-555). Roman pope (537-555). Engraving
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Miter Collection: Saint Narcissus of Jerusalem (c. 99 - c. 216)
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Miter Collection: Paul V (1552-1621)
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Miter Collection: Portal sculptures of the Tarazona Cathedral. Aragon. Spain


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"Miter: A Symbol of Power, Faith, and Tradition" The miter holds a significant place in history and religious ceremonies. From Pope Francis presiding over the Easter Holy Mass in St. Peter's Square at the Vatican to depictions in ancient manuscripts like the Folio of Codex of the Usages depicting the Catalan Parliament, this ornate headpiece has adorned many esteemed figures. In Paris, France, Europe, a bishop's miter stands as a testament to centuries-old traditions. It symbolizes authority and spirituality within the Church. Even historical events have been immortalized through art featuring miters; one such example is the meeting between Pope Adrian I and Charlemagne depicted in an incunabula chronicle. Saint Gregory the Illuminator and Saint Blaise of Sebaste are among those honored with statues wearing miters. These sculptures pay homage to their contributions to Christianity during different eras. However, not all representations of miters convey positive connotations. In "Death takes Abbot's miter and drags him away, " we see how mortality spares no one - even those who hold positions of power or wear symbols thereof. Artists throughout history have also used miters as props for portraits or symbolic elements within their works. Albert of Brandenburg is portrayed as St Erasmus while donning his miter in a 16th-century painting by an unknown artist attributed to Raphael Sanzio. Even beyond religious contexts, miters find themselves incorporated into various forms of artistry. Jan Matejko's painting "The Prussian Homage" captures a momentous event where nobility pays tribute while wearing these distinctive headpieces. From ancient Iberian sculptures offering female figures holding small versions of this headdress to Maestro del Rosario's depiction of a bishop enthroned from XVI century artwork – it becomes evident that miters transcend time periods and geographical boundaries.