Treasures of Malta Summer 2005 No 33 Vol XI No 3
ARTICLES
St Catherine in Art
New set of stamps issued
The Pigouchet Book of Hours in Malta
Martina Caruana examines a little known early 16th century printed and illuminated devotional book of hours
Baroque Masterpieces Restored
Niccolo’ Nasoni between Malta and Portugal
Mario Buhagiar evaluates the oeuvre of an important 18th century virtuoso who forged an important artistic link between Malta and Portugal
Early 19th Century Hymns for Maltese Protestants
Anna Borg Cardona discovers a rare book of hymns in the British Library with 6 hymns printed in Maltese in the orthography of M A Vassalli, which may be the earliest Maltese example of lithography in the printing of music
The Bistra Catacombs Rediscovered
The First Guild of Artists in Malta, 1671
Giovanni Bonello writes about the formation of the first association of artists in Malta and how it came about
Numismatic Collection at Palazzo Falson
Emmanuel Azzopardi documents the Gollcher Foundation coin collection housed at Palazzo Falson in Mdina
From the Albert Ganado Collection
The Rosary as Art: An Historical Glimpse
Nicholas de Piro discusses the history and evolution of the simple rosary, listing examples from many parts of the Christian world, including Malta
From the Near and Far East to Malta – Islamic and Japanese Armour in Malta
Robert Attard writes about some fine Japanese and Islamic items of armour held in private collections in Malta
Contemporary Christian Art in Malta
Michelangelo Marulli – A Maltese Painter in Rome
Sandro Debono describes one of a small number of Michelangelo Marulli’s commissioned works for Malta which were produced in Rome
The Spanish Langues and Auberges of the Order in Birgu
Lorenzo A Zahra looks at the influential and numerous Spanish Knights who formed part of the langues of Aragon or of Castille whilst housed in Birgu
Heritage Malta at Castel Sant’ Angelo Exhibition
Cultural Calendar
Cecilia Xuereb reviews highlights of the Cultural Calendar throughout the spring months
Paintings Auctioned in Paris and London
Christmas 2005 Issue of Treasures of Malta
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