Set of four antique German religious certificates and devotional chromolithographs, dating from 1891 to the 1950s, representing key Christian sacraments — First Communion and Confirmation. Printed in chromolithograph and photolithograph techniques, all featuring handwritten names, biblical inscriptions, and original wooden frames. 1. “The Last Supper / First Communion” – dated 1912, dedicated to Elisabeth Schreiter. A detailed chromolithograph depicting Christ offering the Eucharist to His disciples, surrounded by an ornate vine-and-grape border, symbol of the Holy Sacrament. 42 x 31 cm 2. “Ich bin das Brot des Lebens” – dated 1891, printed by B. Kühlen, M. Gladbach. Richly decorated with Eucharistic chalice, angels and the Lamb of God, with biblical verses (John 6:48). 43 x 34 cm 3. “Zur Erinnerung an die Konfirmation” – circa 1940–1950, Protestant Confirmation certificate. Features a solemn composition of a cross and crown of thorns, with verses from 1 Corinthians 6:20 and 1 Timothy 6:12. 36x27 cm 4. “Dies ist das Brot, welches vom Himmel herab gekommen ist” – dated 1902, printed by B. Kühlen, M. Gladbach. Central figure of Christ blessing the Bread of Life, surrounded by angels and saints. This piece is the most aged and damaged, yet remains expressive and symbolic. 37 x 27 cm Technique: Chromolithograph and Photolithograph on paper Style: Religious / Devotional / Early 20th Century German Art Origin: Germany Period: 1891–1950