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Lot 205 - "Saints In Art" Antique Illustrated Religious Art Reference Book By Clara Erskine Clement, Published By L. C. Page And Company, Boston, 1899
Antique illustrated art reference book titled "Saints in Art" by Clara Erskine Clement, author of “A Handbook of Legendary Art” and “Painters, Sculptors, Architects, and Engravers.” Published by L. C. Page and Company, Boston, 1899. Illustrated throughout with full-page plates protected by tissue guards, including works such as “St. Margaret — School of Correggio.” Bound in decorative cream cloth with elaborate gilt and blue stamped design of a haloed saint framed by gothic ornamentation and gilt title lettering. Inner hinge cracked with exposed binding; light staining to upper cover and some page margins. A richly illustrated late-19th-century exploration of Christian iconography and saintly representation in fine art.