Biblical Art Depictions

Copper engravings showcasing biblical narratives, featuring characters in traditional attire and elaborate gestures. Strong focus on religious themes and historical context.

Meal in Emmaus, William Baillie, 1761 Two men are sitting at a table in a simple interior. One raises his hands in surprise. The other folds his hands when he recognizes Christ. The print is part of an album. paper etching / drypoint Two men are sitting at a table in a simple interior. One raises his hands in surprise. The other folds his hands when he recognizes Christ. The print is part of an album. paper etching / drypoint

Copper engraving by Crispin van de Passe depicting the mockery of Christ, created in 1614. The work shows biblical figures, gestures, and composition details.

Sick for the God Ixora; Presentation of a crane to Ixora, a Indian deity, to acquire her descend from her. A sick person is brought to a portable for the image of the Indian God Ixora.

Count of Sayn for the Inquisition, Daniel Nikolaus Chodowiecki, 1798 print Berlin paper etching History. inquisition. shaving, being shaved

Copper engraving by Antoine R. Trochon from 1708-1776 depicting Christ with Maria and Martha, showing figures, gestures, drapery, and detailed composition.

Copper engraving and etching by Gérard Audran between 1660-1703 depicting Saint Franziska of Rome, showing religious attire, halo, and devotional posture.

Prophecy of Agabus and Paulus speaks to the people, Jacob Folkema, 1791 print Two biblical performances from hand. 21 and 22. Agabus predicts Paul that he will be tied to hands and feet in Jerusalem, and Paul speaks from a staircase to the people. Two performances of one plate, each with a title in Dutch and French. Fully numbered at the bottom right: 47. publisher: Amsterdampublisher: Dordrecht paper etching the arrest of Paul in Jerusalem is foretold by Agabus, who binds his own hands and feet with Paul's girdle. Paul speaks to the people from the stairs

Meal in Emmaus, William Baillie, 1761 Two men are sitting at a table in a simple interior. One raises his hands in surprise. The other folds his hands when he recognizes Christ. The print is part of an album. paper etching / drypoint Two men are sitting at a table in a simple interior. One raises his hands in surprise. The other folds his hands when he recognizes Christ. The print is part of an album. paper etching / drypoint

2 Gelasins., A pope.

Etching by Eustache Le Sueur from 1706-1762 showing the biblical healing of the blind, depicting Christ, figures, gestures, drapery, and detailed composition.

Scipio and Hasdrubbal at the meal, Ludwig Gottlieb Portman, after Jacobus Buys, 1796 print The army commanders Scipio and Hasdrubel are jointly at the king of Sypax. The king insists that they are making peace. Amsterdam paper (story of) P. Cornelius Scipio Africanus Major

A Jewish patriarch sits on a throne and speaks to his people; Image, from the patriarch, or head of the council.

Christ denied by Peter, Gilliam van der Gouwen, After A. Houbraken, 1728 print Peter is interviewed by a soldier and a maid on a country estate. They ask him if he is not one of the students of Christ. Peter denies that he knows Christ personally (Mat. 26:69). The print has a Greek, Latin, French, English, German and Dutch caption. print maker: Amsterdampublisher: The Hague paper engraving / etching Peter denies Christ, usually before a girl-servant and some soldiers

Micha Alchemical experience in the presence of Zygmunt III; Styfi, Jan (1839-1921), Matejko, Jan (1838-1893); 1876 (1876-00-00-1876-00-00);

Set priest collects for the church, Denis Auguste Marie Raffet, 1831 print Paris paper interior of church. offertory-box, offertory-bag. dog

Anselmus gets the bishop's staff pressed into his hands, Reinier Vinkeles (I), 1807 print In 1093, Anselmus was appointed against his will as Archbishop of Canterbury by the king. The bishop's staff is pushed into his hands. Amsterdam paper etching / engraving archbishop, bishop, etc. (Roman Catholic). church (exterior). quarrel, argument

Figures on a deathbed, Willem Frederik Wehmeyer, after Charles Rochussen, 1834 - 1854 print A spiritual and one soldier are on the deathbed of an old man. A young woman kneels at the bed. The old man holds a rosary. A cross with a palm branch and a holy water tray hangs on the wall. Amsterdam (possibly) paper etching / engraving deathbed. adolescent, young woman, maiden. private soldier. regular clerics, e.g. Jesuits, Redemptorists. aids for prayer, e.g. rosary

$Subject of the holy anger of the Bishop of Calvados against refractory priests ... (IT)$

Etching by Jacob Coelemans illustrating the biblical theme of forgiveness and love, showing human figures in a devotional context, created in 1702.

Baptism ceremony granted by a priest and baptism from water in a sudden case (two illustrations). Picart, Bernard (1673-1733); 1722 (1722-00-00-1722-00-00);

. Two biblical performances. Above: Christ visiting Marta and Maria. Maria is listening to him next to him. Marta complains to Christ that Maria does not help her. Christ replies that Maria has made the right choice. Below: the scribes have brought an adulterous woman to Christ. Christ writes with his finger on the floor. Among the performances a reference to the Bible texts and the titles in Dutch and French.

Balthasar Cossa appoints herself as a counterpart Johannes XXIII, Reinier Vinkeles (I), 1808 print On May 17, 1410, Balthasar Cossa appoints itself to the counterpart Johannes XXIII in the presence of many cardinals. He hangs himself around the papal cloak. Amsterdam paper etching / engraving cardinal. installation of a pope - PP - antipope

Marriage of Willem van Oranje and Charlotte de Bourbon, 1575, 1780 - 1795 print Marriage of Willem van Oranje and Charlotte de Bourbon in a church in Den Briel, 12 June 1575. The prince and princess standing for a pastor in a pulpit. Netherlands paper etching (civil) marriage ceremonies. marriage ~ Protestant service Brielle

Etching by Jan Pieter de Frey depicting the Supper at Emmaus, created between 1780 and 1838, showing Christ, disciples, gestures, and late eighteenth-century Dutch etching style.

Copper engraving and etching by Jean Daullé around 1756 depicting Saint Peter, showing figure, gesture, and sacred attributes in formal composition.

Copper engraving and etching by Pieter Tanjé from 1737 depicting St. Cäcilia. The print shows the saint in devotional pose, holding a musical instrument, with detailed clothing and facial features typical of 18th-century religious portraiture.

The priest, his hands raised, looks surprised and shocked to the desk in the church. He is accompanied by a man who is also scared.

Farmer's family in Prayer, William Baillie, After Adriaen van Ostade, 1784 Interior with a peasant family at the table in prayer. The print is part of an album. paper etching Interior with a peasant family at the table in prayer. The print is part of an album. paper etching

Baptism / Prince Louis Napoleon

Copper engraving and etching depicting the adoration of the Blessed Sacrament, created by François de Poilly the Elder between 1640 and 1693, showing worshippers and the sacramental scene.

Praying and begging people in a portal, Johannes Christiaan d'Arnaud Gerkens, after Herman Frederik Carel ten Kate, 1840 - 1843 print At the exit of a church is a group of figures, probably a family. The man is kneeling on the floor and prays with a rosary. The boy behind him puts his cap forward. The woman has a small child in her arms. There is a woman in the church, visibly through the doorway. The Hague paper. beggar. saying the rosary. interior of church

The law and the nation - Miserere Mei, Populus ... Penitence of June 25, 1791 Anonymous. "The law and the nation - Miserere Mei, Populus ...". Penium of June 25, 1791. Aquatint.

Woman with child worship in a church painting by Maria with child, Adolphe Mouilleron, 1830 - 1851 print Paris paper. Madonna: i.e. Mary with the Christ-child. mother and baby or young child

Copper engraving by Nicolas Pitau depicting Karl Borromäus in front of the cross of Christ, created 1644-1671

Company and monks at a cross, Cornelis Kruseman, 1833 - c. 1863 print One of the two monks points to a wooden cross on a hill. Two women and a boy look at it. The Hague paper. cross as symbol of Christ. monk(s), friar(s)

Scene from the life of Pope Adrianus VI:, Anonymous, 1845 - 1847 print Bishop Adrianus is on the right of Charles V. This has his own crown in his right hand. In his left hand he has a smaller crown that he hands over to Adrianus. The Hague paper crown (symbol of sovereignty)

Baptism of the newborn child, Daniel Nikolaus Chodowiecki, 1797 print With caption in German. Berlin paper etching baptism, christening ceremony ~ the first of the seven sacraments. lying-in room

Gijsbrecht II van Amstel and the Graaf van Gelder injured to the chapter brought to the election of a new bishop, 1227. Gijsbrecht II (or Gijsbert) van Amstel and the Graaf van Gelder, injured during the Battle of ANE on 27 July 1227, Are landed on stretchers to the chapter to release their vote in the election of a new bishop as a successor for the Bishop Otto II bishop.

Four praying children with their parents and on the right a sitting grandparent, Léopold Flameng, 1863 print paper. etching one person praying

Figures in a church around a confessional, William Unger, After Passini, 1870 - 1889 print print maker: Germanyafter painting by: Rome paper etching interior of church. confessional ~ part of the confession

Monnik shows a book to a woman, 13th century, Frans Molenaar (1821-1886), after Johan Conrad Greive, 1864 - 1865 print Scene from the thirteenth century. A monk, standing at a table, shows a book to a noble woman on the other side of the table. She has a richly embroidered piece of fabric on her lap. On the left a fireplace. Part of a series of six performances of moments from Dutch history proposed in Tableaux Vivants by members of Arti et Amicitiae in Amsterdam on December 2, 1864. print maker: Amsterdamafter drawing by: Netherlandspublisher: Amsterdam paper etching monk(s), friar(s). book. open hearth, fire-place

Copper engraving and etching by Henri Laurent from 1799-1844 depicting the Mass of Martin von Tours, showing the saint, altar, and congregation.

Count of Sayn for the Inquisition, Daniel Nikolaus Chodowiecki, 1798 print In the margin, a praying figure has been etched in a sketchy way. Berlin paper etching History. inquisition. shaving, being shaved

Christ, surrounded by angels, with St. Nicolaas, Léopold Flameng, 1863 print Paris paper. etching St. Nicholas frees three soldiers from prison by appearing to emperor Constantine in a dream; Constantine sends the three released men with gifts to St. Nicholas

Messenger of the Zulu king Cetewayo in the English headquarters, Peace negotiation with Oham, the brother Cetewayos, to Utrecht in the transvaal area from The Book for All, Rau, Xylographer

I take the throne / and me the crown / Jesuit in enjoyment of their divine right (IT)

This engraving by Claudine Bouzonnet-Stella (1690-1697) shows Christ standing before Pilate, emphasizing dialogue and symbolic gestures in the trial scene.

Gil Blas embraces Estella and Vignet with Gil Blas and the Archbishop of Granada, Daniel Nikolaus Chodowiecki, 1779 print paper etching Literature. embracing each other, kissing. archbishop, bishop, etc. (Roman Catholic)

Comenius and students; Title page for: Jan Amos Comenius, Portael der Saecken and Spraecken Vestibulum Rerum et Linguarum, 1658. Writer Comenius sits on a chair with a group of a group of students. He points to images with landscapes and animals above them with his left hand. With his right hand he points out three scenes from daily life: a family in an interior; An orator on a market square and a preacher during a church service.

Copper engraving by Schelte Adamsz. Bolswert depicting Blessed Franciscus Borgia, created between 1600 and 1659.

Copper engraving and etching by Bernard Picart depicting an engagement and Palm Sunday celebration in the Netherlands, created around 1732, showing figures, procession, and ceremonial gestures.

Copper engraving by Gerard Edelinck depicting St. Charles Borromeo in front of the crucifix, created between 1660 and 1707, showing detailed religious composition.

Two women with a child pray in a chapel, Auguste Danse, after Henri Leys (Baron), 1864 print paper etching / engraving (private) prayer; 'ORATION', 'Prayers', 'Prayers to God' (Ripa)

Scenes from the history of Jesus Childhood, 1850 print Leaf with 6 performances from the child's life of Christ. Above each performance a title and a four -line verse below each performance. Numbered at the top right: No. 139, numbered at the bottom right: (6.). Publisher: Purmerendprint Maker: Netherlands paper letterpress printing New Testament. series of scenes from the life of Christ. birth and youth of Christ. flight into Egypt and miracles during the journey. adoration of the kings: the Wise Men present their gifts to the Christ-child (gold, frankincense and myrrh). the story of the three Wise Men (kings or Magi) (Matthew 2:1-12). the massacre of the innocents and the flight into Egypt (Matthew 2:13-23)

Oldenbarnevelt in prison The night before his execution, Isaac Cornelis Elink Sterink, after Simon Opzoomer, 1849 print Johan van Oldenbarnevelt in prison The night before his execution, May 12, 1619. He reads in the Bible sitting in his chair, behind him his servant Jan Francken stands with alternating face. Left in the background the pastors Walaeus and Beyer. The Hague paper. last hours before execution

Interior of a church during the sermon, Fortuné Férogio, 1843 print Paris paper preaching (in general). interior of church

N ° 2 / Mgr. Denis-Auguste Affre / Archbishop of Paris (IT)

Mahmud van Ghazni dead a Turkish man in a house, Reinier Vinkeles (I), after Jacobus Buys, 1784 print Mahmud van Ghazni kills a Turkish man in a house after the resident complained about the intruder. At the top right: v.d.pl.iii. bottom right: p.77. Amsterdam paper etching / engraving torch. violent death, being killed; being mishandled and maltreated; seeking death - EE - death not certain; wounded person (+ death by murder). Asiatic races and peoples: Turks. head-gear: turban

Revival of Jaïrus's daughter, Petrus Theodorus van Wijngaerdt, 1847 - 1849 print The girl is standing up in bed, to the right of her is Jesus. Jarïus and his wife are in ecstasy. On the left three apostles. The Hague paper raising of the daughter of Jairus, who is lying in bed (Matthew 9:18-19, 9:23-26; Mark 5:21-24, 5:35-43; Luke 8:40-42, 8:49-56)

Copper engraving by Pieter de Jode II (1620-1690) depicting the Emmaus meal, showing Christ breaking the bread with disciples, figures, gestures, and 17th-century European setting.

The emperor declaring that he can not stay with open China ......, because it gives him a brain cold ....... (title registered) | News. (Title of the whole )

Soldier sees two praying children in a cemetery, Nicolas Toussaint Charlet, 1837 print Paris paper. The Soldier Off Duty. Churchyard, Cemetery. (private) prayer; 'Oratione', 'Prayers', 'Prayers to God' (Ripa). Child

Etching and copper engraving by Benoit Audran between 1676 and 1703 illustrating the sacraments of Eucharist and Extreme Unction.

Holy Gregorius hand out his money to the poor, Antoine Louis Romanet, After Carle van Loo, 1752 - 1810 print Numbered in the bottom right: 1. publisher: Parispublisher: ParisFrance paper etching / engraving pope Gregory the Great; possible attributes: dove, emperor Trajan. giving alms or other charity, e.g.: handing out food

Murder on Boniface, Johann Wilhelm Kaiser (I), After Reinier Craeyvanger, 1841 print Boniface moves to Friesland in 754 to convert the Frisians to Christianity. In Dokkum he hits a camp and invests a big gathering to administer the new converted in common the sacrament of the holy molding. Boniface and his entourage are attacked by a group of armed Frisians. Boniface does not use his followers to use their weapons to prevent a massacre. paper steel engraving martyrdom, suffering, misfortune, death of St. Boniface

Madonna and Saints, by P. Perucino. Caldesi & Montecchi (British, active 1850s)

Hendrik van arkel says Betje Goodbye. Night face at a church. Hendrik van arkel says Betje Goodbye. Illustration at the Story Hendrik van Arkel.

The sacred (Ti)

Luther Burning the Pope's Bull.

Via crucis - Station VIII, He Consoles the Weeping Women, Giovanni Domenico Tiepolo, Italian, 1727 - 1804, Etching on cream laid paper, Only state, Italy, ca. 1749, Print, Print

Family in Prayer, Carel Frederik Curtenius Bentinck, after Herman Frederik Carel ten Kate, 1822 - 1845 print The four adults and two children sit and stand in a church interior. They all look to the right and are in prayer. Behind them sculptures of saints and an empty chair. To a painting by Herman Frederik Carel ten Kate. print maker: Netherlandsafter design by: The Hagueprinter: Dordrecht paper. private worship and religious study. interior of church. armchair, seat

Radagijs receives forgiveness; The Anglo-Saxon princess donates to Radigis forgiveness. For an army hut, Radigis, King of Warmond, in the year 534, receives forgiveness of his distant Anglo-Saxon bride, after she had conquered and captured him with her army night. He rewarded his misstep and promised to marry her.

Lucis and De Vorst Reinoud, Noah van der Meer (II), After Jacobus Buys, 1778 - 1785 print De Vorst Reinoud instructs Lucia's husband to kill so that he can marry Lucia himself. Lucia cries and holds a handkerchief against the face. Amsterdam paper etching person under sentence of death hears that he is to be executed. weeping

Catharina de Grote en Potemkin.Tsarina Catharina De Grote visits Vorst Potemkin in his house. Potemkin wears a monk tria and sandals. The interior has a lot of a church away. On the right is a large crucifix in a niche.

The Raising of Lazarus The Larger Plate 1627-1637 Holland. The preeminent Dutch painter and printmaker Rembrandt van Rijn often revisited this important biblical subject, in which Christ foreshadows his own death and resurrection by reviving the dead Lazarus. The artist produced several versions of this scene from different vantage points. In this dramatic, arched composition, both the viewer and the onlookers wait inside the burial cave. Christ turns his back to the viewer, and as he raises one hand in a ray of blinding light, Lazarus begins to emerge from his grave.. Etching on paper . Rembrandt van Rijn

Copper engraving by Nicolas de Poilly from 1633 to 1696 showing Saint Augustine, including facial features, attire, posture, and 17th-century religious composition.

Cartoon on the pope and cardinals, 1731; The very sacred and very honorable secret consistory. Cartoon on the pope and cardinals, in connection with the resistance against the occupation of Parma by Austria, after the death of the Duke of Parma, June 1731. The visually impaired pope (with three glasses) wants a document but becomes sand by cardinals Blown the eyes. On the leaf under the plate The declaration of the figures 1-9 in Dutch, according to the Hague Courant of July 13, 1731.

Wamba, king of the viscous, during a meeting of Bishops and nobles. Wamba is voted king of the viscous during a meeting of Bishops and nobles in 672. For him on the table, crown and scepter, to which he makes a dismissive gesture.

Martyrdom of Fr. Jan Gabrijela Perboar; Verso: printed text with a martyr's life; Dietrich, Adolf Fryderyk (1817-1860); 1848 (1848-00-00-1848-00-00);

First public lecture from the Bible, Anonymous, Royal Dutch Stone Pressure of C.W. Mieling, 1847 - c. 1865 print The lecture takes place in a Gothic church interior, next to a grave. A man reads from the Bible while his wife and son stand with him. His audience stands in front of him, including an old man on crutches. Top right: p. 696. The Hague paper reading the Bible or other religious books. interior of church. grave, tomb

Pope Julius II throws Peter's keys in the tiber; Paul's sword must defend us against the enemy: those keys from Petrus are nothing!. Pope Julius II, nicknamed 'il terribile', states that the keys of Peter are worthless and throws them in the Tiber. He adds that Paul's sword is useful.

Faust. How much it will hate me (IFF 22 p.226) (registered title)

Godlit, Franciscus Bernardus Waanders, After Cornelis Kruseman, 1845 - 1846 print A group of people praying at a Maria altart along a road in a forest. In the middle an old woman kneeling with a rosary in the folded hands. On the left a little girl and a young woman. On the right an old man and a standing boy with his hat in his hands. Two butterflies on a plant on the left. Premium plate at Kunstkronijk 1845-46. The Hague paper. devotion, piety; 'Divotione' (Ripa). aids for prayer, e.g. rosary. (public) prayer

Marriage of Jacoba van Beieren and Frank van Borselen, Johann Wilhelm Kaiser (I), 1840 - 1884 print In a church interior, a priest blesses the marriage of Jacoba van Bavaria and Frank van Borselen, August 1, 1434. Jacoba van Bavaria and Frank van Borselen are kneeling for the priest. paper steel engraving

Bible histories from the Old Testament. Leaf with 4 performances of stories from the Old Testament. Moses for the Pharaoh, the tenth plague: the death of the firstborn, joy after the breakdown by the Red Sea and Aaron offers sacrifices. Under each image the corresponding bible text. Numbered upper left: No. 9.

Two priests after the meal, Alphonse Léon Noël, After Claude Jacquand, 1846 print printer: Parispublisher: Parispublisher: London paper. priest (Roman Catholic). nutrition, nourishment. blowing, to cool food before eating. alcoholic drinks

Baptism of Prince Louis Napoleon. (IT)

. Christ is at the table with the two disciples. He breaks the bread and expresses the blessing and at that time the two men recognize him. Lefts brings the servant a plate with food.

Etching by Monogrammist IQV depicting the mystical marriage of Saint Katharina, created between 1540 and 1550, illustrating religious ceremony and figures.

Philosophizing company, Cornelis Kruseman, 1833 - c. 1863 print The company is sitting at the table. The man stands next to a bust of Plato. The boy reads in the Bible. The girl prays and the woman has a spinning skirt in her hands. The Hague paper. philosophy. reading the Bible or other religious books. one person praying. distaff

Excuse me ..., Dear Emperor of China! ... and I am at you right away! ..... (registered title) | News. (Title of the whole)

The French nobility at the church (from FRANSE Adel in Kerk), Abraham Bosse, After Jean de Saint-Gigny, c. 1628 - C. 1629 French nobleman, praying on his knees in a church. He is wearing a wambuis over which a flatly spilled collar, a knee pants and boots with traces, his hairstyle with 'Mustache' falling over the left shoulder. paper etching / engraving clothes, costume (+ men's clothes). neck-gear: collar (+ men's clothes). clothing for the upper part of the body (DOUBLET) (+ men's clothes). trousers, breeches, etc. (BREECHES) (+ men's clothes). sleeves (+ men's clothes). Europeans (with NAME). boots (+ men's clothes). one person praying. interior of church.

My little angel! .. I do not want you to be mobile! .... (title registered (letter))

Copper engraving by Benoit Audran showing Paul of Tarsus preaching to the Ephesians, created between 1681 and 1721, illustrating a biblical teaching scene.

Non with a book in hand, Reinier Vinkeles (I), After Jacobus Buys, 1789 print Amsterdam paper etching / engraving breviary, Book of Hours. crucifix ~ personal devotion. (human) skull. nun(s)

Meal in Emmaus, Johannes Pieter de Frey, after Rembrandt van Rijn, 1802 print Christ sits at the table with the two disciples. He breaks the bread and expresses the blessing and at that moment the two men recognize him. On the left, the servant brings a plate with food. paper etching / engraving the supper at Emmaus: Christ is recognized while blessing or breaking the bread

A Buddhist ceremony in Paris - offering incense in Buddha.

Jeune Fille Donnant Aumnacu to a Frenchman about Church Of The Chan.

Believe me, Madame Barbanchu, do not go there! ..... we would also take / for biches! .... And for some, we would whistle like them! ..... (title registered) | News. (Title of the whole) | News.

Cartoon about the constitutional amendment in 1887, Jan Holswilder, 1887 print The House of Representatives is dying and sits on her throne. She passes her last wish to the Senate, Article 194: a constitutional amendment to education. Behind the throne is Herman Schaepman, praying with a rosary, which from that moment exerted a lot of influence on policy -making. This print was published by the lantern. print maker: Netherlandsprinter: The Haguepublisher: The Hague paper political caricatures and satires. throne - BB - female ruler. kneeling figure - AA - female human figure. saying the rosary

Biblical histories from the Old Testament, 1866 - 1871 print Leaf with 4 performances of stories from the Old Testament. Kaleb and his daughter, Simson in prison, Hanna's prayer and Boaz and Ruth. The corresponding Bible text under each image. Numbered in the top left: No. 13. Amsterdam paper letterpress printing Old Testament. Othniel conquers Debir, and receives Caleb's daughter Achsah to wife. Samson grinding in prison (in a treadmill). Hannah's prayer and song of thankfulness. Ruth and Naomi in Bethlehem (Ruth 2:1-2)

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