Religious plaque with 2 roses.

It belongs to the series of “Lauretan Litanies”, based on the engravings of the Klauber brothers (Joseph Sebastian and Johann Baptist), published in 1750. This white enameled Rococo asymmetrical frame plaque represents the litany of Salus infirmorum (Health of the sick) as indicated by the legend at the top of the scene.
The Klauber brothers’ “Litany Lauretan” series consists of 57 engravings. It is possible that Alcora made them all as a commission for a convent or other religious establishment. Copies of the same series are preserved in the National Archaeological Museum (Madrid) and in the Hispanic Society of America (New York).

It belongs to the series of “Lauretan Litanies”, taking as a model the engravings of the Klauber brothers (Joseph Sebastian and Johann Baptist), published in 1750. This white enameled Rococo asymmetrical frame plate represents the S.Virgo Virginum litany (Holy Virgin of the Virgins) as indicated by the legend at the top of the scene.
The Klauber brothers’ “Litany Lauretan” series consists of 57 engravings. It is possible that Alcora made them all as a commission for a convent or other religious establishment. Copies of the same series are preserved in the National Archaeological Museum (Madrid) and in the Hispanic Society of America (New York).

Depiction of Saint Ramón Nonato, an image taken from a popular engraving. The saint is shown holding an ostensorium or monstrance in his right hand and a palm frond with three crowns (chastity, eloquence and martyrdom) in his left hand. An angel carries a lock and cardinal’s hat.

White frame in rock shapes with scrolls and mask at the bottom. Polychrome image in the centre of the plaque. Inscription in manganese on the back: “Cantabres Voluntarios”.

Polychrome decoration. This large plaque must have been one of a complete Way of the Cross. Signed “Miguel” in the lower right-hand corner, possibly by Miguel Soliva.