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- Date of production 18th century
- Place of creation probably Poland
- Dimensions height: 26 cm, diameter: foot: 16 cm, weight: 750 g
- ID no. MN-DK/20
- Museum The Museum of Niepołomice — the Niepołomice Royal Castle
- Subjects religion
- Technique casting, chiselling, chasing, graining, gilding, grinding, polishing
- Material silver
- Object copyright The Roman Catholic Church of Ten Thousand Martyrs in Niepołomice
- Digital images copyright public domain
- Digitalisation RDW MIC, Małopolska's Virtual Museums project
- Tags liturgy , church , vessel , 3D , silversmiths , rococo , chalice , Catholicism , ornament , sacred art , public domain
Church confraternities, which boasted about having a separate chapel or a side altar, completed the religious life of parishioners. The first confraternity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, established in Niepołomice by Cardinal Zbigniew Oleśnicki, worked efficiently for one and a half centuries, but in 1596 a church inspector found it, as he described, in a state of “devotional and interment” activity.
more Church confraternities, which boasted about having a separate chapel or a side altar, completed the religious life of parishioners. The first confraternity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, established in Niepołomice by Cardinal Zbigniew Oleśnicki, worked efficiently for one and a half centuries, but in 1596 a church inspector found it, as he described, in a state of “devotional and interment” activity.
The Confraternity of St. Anne was established in Niepołomice in 1604 by Anna Branicka. In the first verses of the Confraternity Book (Księga bracka), there are the first inscriptions from 27 February 1604 by Anna Branicka née Myszkowska and her sister-in-law, also Anna, wife of Sebastian Lubomirski. As a result of the elders’ negligence, the confraternity gradually ceased to exist. In 1638 it was reactivated thanks to the efforts made by Jan Suchodolski, a parish priest.
The worshippers who gathered in the confraternity had their own altar in the church in Niepołomice. The members of the St. Anne Confraternity were the founders of the parish church accessories, including, among others, liturgical chalices.
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