JUAN COMBA GARCíA (1852-1924). SPANISH ARTIST.. Vatican. St. Peter's Basilica. Purification ceremony of the great Papal Altar on Holy Thursday. Illustration by Juan Comba, detail. Engraving. La Ilustración Española y Americana, 1882.

1882 • 19 CENTURY • 19TH CENTURY • 19TH CENTURY. • 19TH • 19TH-CENTURY • ACOLYTE • ALTAR BOY • ALTAR • APOSTOLIC SEE • ART • BALDACHIN • BALDAQUINO • BASILICA OF SAINT PETER • BASILICA OF ST. PETER • BASILICA • BERNINI • BERNINIS BALDACHIN • CANOPY • CATHOLIC CHURCH • CATHOLIC RELIGION • CATHOLIC • CATHOLICISM • CATHOLIC_CHURCH • CELEBRATION • CEREMONIAL ACT • CEREMONIAL • CEREMONIES • CEREMONY • CHAPLAIN • CHRISTIANISM • CHRISTIANITY • CHURCH • CHURCHES • CLERGYMAN • CLERIC • COLUMN BASE • COLUMN • COLUMNAR • COLUMNS • CRISTIANDAD • CRISTIANISMO • CULT • DOCTRINE • EASTER WEEK • EASTER • ECCLESIA • ECCLESIASTICAL • ECLESIASTICO • ENGRAVED • ENGRAVING (ARTWORK) • ENGRAVING • ENGRAVING. • ENGRAVINGS • ETCHING • FAITH • FEST • FESTIVAL • FESTIVALS • FESTIVE EVENT • FESTIVITY • FETE • HIGHER CLERGY • HISTORIA UNIVERSAL • HISTORIA • HISTORY OF RELIGION • HISTORY • HISTORY. • HOLY SEE • HOLY THURSDAY • HOLY WEEK • HOUSEHOLD ALTAR • INDOOR • INSIDE VIEW • INSIDE • INSIDES • INTERIOR • INTERIORS • JUAN COMBA GARCÍA (1852-1924). SPANISH ARTIST. • JUAN COMBA • KNEEL DOWN • KNEEL • KNEELING • LA ILUSTRACION ESPANOLA Y AMERICANA • LADDER • LEO XIII • LITURGY • NINETEENTH CENTURY • PALIO • PAPA • PAPAL ALTAR • PAPAL SEE • PARTY • PASSION WEEK • PERRON • PILAR • PILLAR • POPE (RELIGION) • POPE • PRIEST • PRIESTS • PRINT • PRIVATE COLLECTION • PURIFICATION • PURIFY • RELIGION • RELIGIOUS ACT • RELIGIOUS CEREMONY • RELIGIOUS LITURGY • RELIGIOUS • RITE • RITUAL • RITUAL?? • ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH • SAINT PETER • SAINT-PIERRE • SCENE • SERVER (MASS) • SPANISH AND AMERICAN ILLUSTRATION, THE • SPECIAL CHURCH SERVICE • ST PETER • ST. PETER'S BASILLICA • ST. PETERS BASILICA • STAGE • STAIR • STAIRCASE • STAIRS • STAIRWAY • STEP • STEPS • THEATER • THEATRE • VATICAN CITY • VATICAN CITY, VATICAN • VATICAN • XIX CENTURY