Historical Figures in Religion

Illustrations of historical religious figures including emperors, patriarchs, and popes, depicted in traditional attire with symbols of authority such as crowns, staffs, and books.

Petrus Lombardus; Liber chronicarum. A flower celk with a bishop. He has a crawling and a opened book in his hands. The text identifies him as Petrus Lombardus. The print is part of an album.

Korach; Chore; Liber chronicarum. A flower celk with a man, turned to the right. He has his hand on the chest. The text identifies him as Korach, son of Jishar. The show is a fragment of the family tree of Christ in the Liber Chronicarum. The print is part of an album.

Israhel van Meckenem, Saint Quirinus of Neuss Saint Quirinus of Neuss

Pope Gregory III; Gregory Tercius; Liber chronicarum. A flower celk with a pope. He is wearing a tiara and has a blessed bible and a staff with a double cross in his hands. The show is part of the sequence pops in the Liber Chronicarum. The text identifies the man as Gregory III. The print is part of an album.

Paus Formosus, Michel Wolgemut (workshop of), 1493 print A flower challenge with a pope. He is wearing a tiara and has a book and a staff with a double cross in his hands. The performance is part of the succession popes in the Liber Chronicarum. The text identifies the man as a formosus. The print is part of an album. paper letterpress printing pope

Leonhard Beck, Saint Walpurgis, 1516 1518 Saint Walpurgis

Martin Luther: Defiant Monk, unknown artist, illustration

Pope urban vi; Urbanus der Sechst; Liber chronicarum. A flower celk with a pope. He wears a tiara and has a Bible and staff with a double cross in his hands. The show is part of the sequence pops in the Liber Chronicarum. The text identifies the man as urban vi. The print is part of an album.

Saint Nicholas the Bishop. unknown, graphic artist, Łazarski, Zygmunt (1885-1943), publisher

Damsel of meti; Jonge Vrouw Uit Metz; Ancient habits, modern et all over the world .... Young Woman from Metz, A Veil Over The Hoodf That Falls To The Hips. Long Flock to the Ground.

Pope Damasus I; Damasus; Liber chronicarum. A flower celk with a pope. He is wearing a tiara and has a staff with double cross in his hands. The Nimbus to His head tells that the Pope has been holy. The show is part of the sequence pops in the Liber Chronicarum. The text identifies the man as a Damasus I. The print is part of an album.

The woman going to mass; Collection of the diversity of clothes .... Richard Breton, 1562 of 1564 ..

Pope Simplicius; Simplicius; Liber chronicarum. A flower celk with a pope. He wears a tiara and has a staff with a double cross in his hands. The Nimbus to his head tells that this Pope has been stated. The show is part of the sequence pops in the Liber Chronicarum. The text identifies the man as Pope Simplicius. The print is part of an album.

Widow from Rome; Matron widows Modern; Ancient habits, modern and modernisms around the world: new accesses of many figures: dressetus antiquorum, recentorumque totius orbis. Roman Widow in The Contemporary Clothing (at the end of 16th century). She Carries a Rug of Black Florentine "Rascia" (Silk or Wool) over Which in Stola Or Cape. Veil overlooked. In Ornament Edge.

St. Philip of Florence, with Twelve Scenes from his Life. 1450 - 1500. Anonymous. Prints. The Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Division of Art, Prints and Photographs: Print Collection

Holy Ambrosius, Christoffel van Sichem (II), 1648 print Amsterdam paper letterpress printing Ambrose, bishop of Milan; possible attributes: beehive, cradle with baby, three-knotted scourge

Tertullian; Liber chronicarum. A flower celk with a man. He has a shone on his head. The text identifies him as church father Tertullian. The print is part of an album.

Cardinal Hugo from Saint-Cher; Hugo Cardinalis; Liber chronicarum. A flower celk with a cardinal. He wears a Galero on his head. The text identifies the man as a Hugo from Saint-Cher. The print is part of an album.

Anna and Klopas; Anna / Cleophas; Liber chronicarum. A flower celk with a holy woman and a man with a hatches on his head. The show is part of Anna's family tree in the Liber Chronicarum. The text identifies the man and woman as Anna and her second man klopas. The print is part of an album.

Paul of Samosata; Paulus Samosates US EP ISCOP US; Liber chronicarum. A flower celk with a bishop. A crook in his right hand. The text identifies him as Paul from Samosata. The print is part of an album.

Saint Antony of Padua. Line engraving by S. Sondermayr.

Bruno of the Carthusians, holy.

Copper engraving by Israhel van Meckenem depicting Saint Veronica with the veil, produced in the last third of the 15th century, illustrating a religious scene.

Pope Anastasius III, Michel Wolgemut (Workshop of), 1493 print A flower challenge with a pope. He is wearing a tiara and has a staff with a double cross in his hands. The performance is part of the succession popes in the Liber Chronicarum. The text identifies the man as Anastasius III. The print is part of an album. paper letterpress printing pope

Pope Bonifatius II; Bonifacius; Liber chronicarum. A flower celk with a pope. He wears a tiara and has a staff with a double cross in his hands. The show is part of the sequence pops in the Liber Chronicarum. The text identifies the man as Bonifatius II. The print is part of an album.

Religious Sibille, Michel Wolgemut (workshop of), 1493 print A flower challenge with a religious Sibille. She is wearing a nun tub. The print is part of an album. paper letterpress printing sibyls

King Arthur; Arturus Rex; Liber chronicarum. A flower celk with a king. He has a scepter and a rigekapple in hand. The text identifies the man as the legendary king Arthur. The print is part of an album.

Pilgrim with staff and hat on the head; Pilgrims. A pilgrim with a staff and prayer cord in the hands and a hat on the head.

Monnik with pharmacist utensils, Jacob Gole, after Cornelis Dusart, 1693 - 1700 print A monk as a pharmacist. A cord with pharmacist utensils around its neck. The print is part of a series with caricatures of the French clergy under Louis XIV. paper engraving political caricatures and satires. tools and implements of pharmacist. monk(s), friar(s)

Betrothal of the Virgin. 14 century engraving.

Obadiah; Abdias; Liber chronicarum. A flower celk with a man with a hat, directed to the right. He has folded his hands in his sleeves. The performance is a fragment of the lead of Israel's prophets in the Liber Chronicarum. The text identifies him as the prophet Obadiah. The print is part of an album.

Mattias, Hans Sebald Beham, 1545 - 1546 print paper engraving the apostle and martyr Matthias; possible attributes: axe, book, cross, halberd, scroll, sword

German 15th Century, Bishop of Augsburg with Three Coats of Arms, c. 1485, hand-colored woodcut

Azarias; Azarias Propheta; Liber chronicarum. A flower celk with a reading man. The text identifies him as the prophet Azarias. The print is part of an album.

Johannes Serapion; Jo. Serapion; Liber chronicarum. Half a man. The text identifies him as Johannes Serapion. The print is part of an album.

Achimelech; Achimilech; Liber chronicarum. A flower celk with a man in priest clothing, facing forward. The text identifies him as a Achimelech, high priest. The show is part of the sequence priests in the Liber Chronicarum. The print is part of an album.

Simon I; Symon Filius Onye; Liber chronicarum. A flower celk with a man in priest clothing, turned to the right. The text identifies him as Simon, high priest and son of Onias I. The show is part of the sequence priests in the Liber Chronicarum. The print is part of an album.

"The sacred Qurinus" is a copper engraving by Israhel van Meckenem from the last third of the 15th century, depicting Saint Quirinus with traditional religious iconography, halo, and detailed medieval artistic elements.

Copper engraving by an anonymous artist depicting Saint Wolfgang, created in the late 15th century.

A monk as a pharmacist. Around his neck a string of apothecary utensils. The print is part of a series with caricatures of the French clergy under Louis XIV, Monk with Apothecary's Tools Le Frere Apoticaire Caricatures on the French Clergy under Louis XIV, (B) Renversement de la Morale Chr, print maker: Jacob Gole, Cornelis Dusart, 1670 - 1724 and/or 1693 - 1700, paper, engraving, h 115 mm × w 90 mm

Amasa; Liber chronicarum. A flower celk with a man, turned to the left and with a hat. The text identifies him as Amasa, the son of Jeter and Abigail. The show is a fragment of the family tree of Christ in the Liber Chronicarum. The print is part of an album.

Hermit from Egypt, François Desprez, 1562 print Paris paper anchorite, hermit. Africans

Saint Dorothea; Dorothea; Liber chronicarum. A flower celk with a holy woman, to recognize by the Nimbus to her head. In her hands she has a basket of fruit and flowers. The text identifies her as the Holy Dorothea. The print is part of an album.

Jeremiah; Heremias; Liber chronicarum. A flower celk with a man. He carries a shone on his head and has a book in his hands. The text identifies him as Jeremiah. The print is part of an album.

STEZENAIN CANCK, Francois Desprez, After Hans Hollein (Ii), 1562 print Paris paper organization, functionaries and dignitaries in Roman Catholic church; clergy in general

Sergei 2., A pope.

Maria Anna Adelgundis, Aebtissin to St. Walpurga in Eichstätt Print of Bernhard Vogel

Moses and the burning bush. 16th century engraving.

VIZCAINA HILANDO - 1529 - CODICE DE LOS TRAJES - TRACHTENBUCH - RENACIMIENTO ALEMAN. Author: WEIDITZ CHRISTOPHE.

Sleeping monk with a sign on his chest reading 'Le Frere Morph, print maker: Jacob Gole, Cornelis Dusart, 1670 - 1724 and/or 1693 - 1700, paper, engraving, h 115 mm × w 90 mm

Emperors macrinus and clodius albinus; Macrinus opilius / albinus; Liber chronicarum. A flower celk with two kings, a scepter in their hands. The show is part of the sequence of Roman emperors in the Liber Chronicarum. The text identifies men as emperor macrinus and emperor clodius albinus. The print is part of an album.

German 15th Century, Sacred Monogram in a Sacred Heart on a Cloth Held by an Angel, c 1480 Sacred Monogram in a Sacred Heart on a Cloth Held by an Angel

Colored woodcut by an anonymous artist titled 'Saint Hieronymus,' created around 1475, depicting Saint Hieronymus in religious context.

Jafet and his wife; JAPHET / FUNDA UXOR; Liber chronicarum. A flower celk a man and woman, identified as jafet and his wife. Jafet is a son of Noah. The show is a fragment of the family tree of Christ in the Liber Chronicarum. The print is part of an album.

The Chair of Grace, God the Father presenting the dead Christ. Facsimile of an engraving.

Spiritual, Hans Schäufelein (Possibly), 1490 - 1538 print Print is part of an album. paper letterpress printing priest ~ non-Christian religions

Yahuar Huacac. Unknown

John the Evangelist; The four evangelists. John the Evangelist sits at a table. In addition to him, the eagle is on his gospel.

Portrait of Thucydides (460 BC-395 BC) an Athenian historian and general. Dated 4th Century BC

Our Lady of Mariazell. unknown, graphic artist, Łazarski, Zygmunt (1885-1943), publisher

Thomas Becket, Archbishop of Canterbury, c.1119-1170. Bishop murdered by knights of Henry the Young King. Curious full-length portrait of the bishop in ecclesiastical robes with halo, mitre and cross, a sword embedded in his head. S. Thomas Cantvariensis. Fol. 279. Copperplate engraving from Samuel Woodburns Gallery of Rare Portraits Consisting of Original Plates, George Jones, 102 St Martins Lane, London, 1816.

Boaz (III); Angry 3875; Liber chronicarum. A flower celk with a man with a hat, directed to the left. He raises his left hand. The text identifies him as Boaz from the year 3875. The show is part of the family tree of Christ in the Liber Chronicarum. The print is part of an album.

Boaz (V); Angry 3975; Liber chronicarum. A flower celk with a bearded man. He has turned his head and holds his hand on his head. The text identifies him as Boaz from the year 3975. The show is part of the family tree of Christ in the Liber Chronicarum. The print is part of an album.

Singing monk with a flag on his hood bearing the text 'Victoria'. The print is part of a series with caricatures of the French clergy under Louis XIV, Monk with a flag Le Pere Victoire Caricatures on the French clergy under Louis XIV, (A) Renversement de la Morale Chr, print maker: Jacob Gole, Cornelis Dusart, 1670 - 1724 and/or 1693 - 1700, paper, engraving, h 115 mm × w 90 mm

Eliud; Elius Filius Achim; Liber chronicarum. A flower celk in which a bearded man with a cloak turned to the right. The text identifies him as Eliud, son of Achim (matte. 1:14). The show is part of the family tree of Christ in the Liber Chronicarum. The print is part of an album.

Abjatar; Abyathar; Liber chronicarum. A flower celk with a man in priest clothing. He has a book in his hands. The text identifies him as Abjatar, high priest. The show is part of the sequence priests in the Liber Chronicarum. The print is part of an album.

GIOVANNI DE CAPISTRANO Italian friar and inquisitor, made a saint in reward for his zeal in the cause Date: 1386 - 1456

Emilia-Romagna Forli Cesena Biblioteca Comunale56. Hutzel, Max 1960-1990 .. Medieval: Manuscripts: 1) Laurentius Rusius: "De cura equorum" (15th century) BCM S.XXVI.2 2) Paolo Veneto: "History of the Origins of the World through Henry VII" (14th century) BCM S.XI.5 3) S. Isidorus: "Etymologies" (late 8th-early 9th centuries) BCM S.XXI.5 4) Gospel Book (Evangeliario), Greek (10th century) BCM D.XXVII.4 5) Pentateuch, Prophets, and Hagiographies, Hebrew (1348) BCM S.XXIX.1 6) "Somnium Scipionis", misc. (14th-15th centuries) BCM S.XII.6 7) Boethius: "De Consolatione Philosophie" (14th century) BCM D.XIV.1 8) Justinian: "Institutiones" (14th century) BCM S.IV.I 9) Bible (Old and New Testaments) (13th-14th centuries) BCM D.V.2 10) Giabir Ibn Afla "Almagestus" (De Astronomia) (13th and 15th centuries) BCM S.XXVII.2. Post-medieval: Manuscripts: 1) St. Augustine: "Enarrationes in Psalmos" (1452) BCM D.III.2 2) Herodotus: Histories (15th century) BCM S.X1V.1 3) St. Augustine: "De Civitate Dei"

Monk with a flag; Le Pere Victoire; Caricatures on the French clergy under Louis XIV, (a); Running the La Moral Chrétienne Par les Désordress du Monachism. Singing monk with a flag on his hood on which the text "Victoria". The print is part of a series of caricatures of the French clergy under Louis XIV.

Pope Stefanus VIII, Michel Wolgemut (Workshop of), 1493 print A flower challenge with a pope. He is wearing a tiara and has a staff with a double cross in his hands. The performance is part of the succession popes in the Liber Chronicarum. The text identifies the man as Stefanus VIII. The print is part of an album. paper letterpress printing pope

Venerable Bede (c.673-735) Anglo-Saxon theologian, scholar and historian; monk at Jarrow, Northumberland, holding open a book. From "Liber Chronicarum Mundi" (Nuremberg Chronicle) by Hartmann Schedel 1493, Woodcut

The chronicle of the bishops pad Verdensi

The Second Nun rides sidesaddle Date: First published: circa 1387

Wellness; La Luxure; Caricatures on the French clergy under Louis XIV, (a); Running the La Moral Chrétienne Par les Désordress du Monachism. A spiritual and a woman have accumulated their faces. The print is part of a series of caricatures of the French clergy under Louis XIV.

A monk holds a mackerel in front of his nose. The print is part of a series with caricatures of the French clergy under Louis XIV. Monk with a mackerel Le Maquereau Caricatures on the French clergy under Louis XIV, (B) Renversement de la Morale Chr, print maker: Jacob Gole, intermediary draughtsman: Cornelis Dusart, 1670 - 1724 and/or 1693 - 1700, paper, engraving, h 115 mm × w 90 mm

Medal with the portrait of the holy Peter and the names of the popes. Design of a round of medal with, in seven concentric circles, the names of the popes and their government years, starting at apostle Peter and ending at Pope Cajus. In the middle of the medal the portrait of the holy Peter.

Drinking Dominican; Le Pere Dominique; Caricatures on the French clergy under Louis XIV, (a); Running the La Moral Chrétienne Par les Désordress du Monachism. A Dominican drinks a glass of wine. To his neck a chain with a plate on which the text "Ora Pro Nobis". The print is part of a series of caricatures of the French clergy under Louis XIV.

Embarrassed, Francesco Villamena (Possible), c. 1576 - 1624 print A standing figure, bearing a hood over the head, so that only the eyes are visible. Title in the end margin. paper engraving covering the head, drawing drapery over the face. folk costume, regional costume

of 2