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Pirrotti Szent Pompilius karingben és stólában (Vera effigies)
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Copperplate engraving from around 1780. Portrait of Saint Pompilio Pirrotti, engraved in Buda, a unique relic of Hungary, made before the connection with the centre of the order ceased with the Hungarian province. He is holding a cross. The blazon of the Piarist order appears above his shoulder.
Title: Pirrotti Szent Pompilius karingben és stólában (Vera effigies)
Description:
Copperplate engraving from around 1780.
Portrait of Saint Pompilio Pirrotti, engraved in Buda, a unique relic of Hungary, made before the connection with the centre of the order ceased with the Hungarian province.
He is holding a cross.
The blazon of the Piarist order appears above his shoulder.
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