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Catholica: The Visual Culture of Catholicism the lay of the land noble face actually belong toAuthor Contributor(s): Ivanic, Suzanna Publisher: Thames & Hudson Date: 06 07 2022 Binding: Hardcover Condition: NEW Focusing on a carefully curated selection of Catholic art and artifacts, this volume explores the influence of iconography and the mystic power of a range of ritual objects. Expert Suzanna Ivanic identifies hidden visual symbols in paintings and examines them close up, building a catalog of key symbols for readers to use to interpret