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Juan Arias Dávila's Dalmatic

UnknownSecond third of the 15th century

The Cathedral of Segovia

The Cathedral of Segovia
Segovia, Spain

The dalmatic of Bishop Juan Arias Dávila is part of the vestment worn by this important bishop of Segovia between 1461 and 1497. This dalmatic features heraldic embroidery on the skirt and cuffs. The skirt is made of red velvet, decorated with a medallion framed by a border composed of bands intertwined in various shapes, and within it, the bishop's coat of arms. It is divided into three parts: the cross of Calatrava, a sable eagle, and a castle, topped with a cap.

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  • Title: Juan Arias Dávila's Dalmatic
  • Creator: Unknown
  • Date Created: Second third of the 15th century
  • Location: Segovia, Spain
  • Physical Dimensions: 121 x 150 cm
  • Provenance: There is no information on the commission for this series and the reasons for the choice of subject
  • Type: Liturgical ornament
  • Medium: Textile
The Cathedral of Segovia

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