Historical Religious Processions

Engravings illustrating historical religious events and processions, showcasing figures in traditional attire and significant moments in history.

Man negotiates on throne with the leaders of the rebellious Janitzaren at Constantinople, Jan Luyken, Charles Angot, 1689

Funeral by Johann Baptista von Tassis in Cologne, 1588; Pompe funebre du Tres illustre Chef Messire Iean-Baptiste de Tassis, Tuel au Siege de la Ville de Bonne, and l'an mdlxxxviii. Funeral by Johann Baptista von Tassis (Dissubation at the Bonn Siege on 26 April) in Cologne on 12 May 1588. The funeral procession winds over the square of the Archbishop Palace to the less-brother's monastery. In the foreground videos, the horse and the coffin of tassis. In the caption the title and legenda 1-22 in French.

Willem and Maria voted King and Queen of England, 1689, Jan Luyken, 1689 print Leaf with two performances. Above the English crown is offered to William III and Maria, 23 February 1689. Under the announcement on the street to the people by a city announcer that Prince William III and Princess Maria Stuart were proclaimed King and Queen of England, February 23, 1689. : fol. 828 (cut off at this copy). paper etching crier (~ proclamation of laws). oral spreading of news, town crier London

Mirakel van de Battle of Lepanto, 1571, Theodoor Galle (Attributed to), 1610 print For the Battle of Lepanto (1571), the Christian troops hold a procession in honor of Mary van de Rosary. In the background the sea battle at Lepanto and the victory over the Ottoman troops. The print has a Latin caption with legend and is part of a fifteen -part series about the miracles of the rosary. Antwerp paper engraving aids for prayer, e.g. rosary (+ variant). procession ~ Christian religion. Madonna of the Rosary

An angel shows a clergyman a dead man in his bed. Death and the devil are coming to take his soul while his friends and family are deserting him and running away with his riches. With a life of virtue, on the other hand, the man can face death with peace of mind, Emblem with angel showing cleric that after the death of a sinner the devil is coming to take his soul Den wech des eeuwich levens (series title), Boëtius Adamsz. Bolswert, print maker: anonymous, publisher: Hendrik Aertssens (II), Antwerp, 1620 - 1623 and/or 1623, paper, engraving, h 134 mm × w 92 mm

Man negotiates on throne with the leaders of the rebellious Janitzaren at Constantinople, Jan Luyken, Charles Angot, 1689

Detail of a procession of the Spanish Inquisition in Goa entering the church with standards and banners. Engraving.

Hendrik IV goes to church in Saint-Denis, 1593; Series 4: French, German and English events, 1576-1610. King Henry IV goes to church in Saint-Denis, July 25, 1593. Face in the church where the king attends the mass. In the foreground the king with his consequence, the bishop of Bourges and other Catholic officials. Outside of festivities: Sprinkle with coins and bread, fire pits and salute shots with guns. With caption of 12 lines in German and 1 rule in French. Leaf from an album that has been dismantled. At the top right numbered (in pen): 254.

The procession of the casket of St. Genevieve, with clerics and laymen marching in six rows; in the foreground the Archbishop of Paris is carried in a chair, the Chasse in the row above him, and the monks of the monasteries of Paris lead the procession at top 1652 Nicolas Cochin. The procession of the casket of St. Genevieve, with clerics and laymen marching in six rows; in the foreground the Archbishop of Paris is carried in a chair, the Chasse in the row above him, and the monks of the monasteries of Paris lead the procession at top. Nicolas Cochin (French, Troyes 1610-1686 Paris). 1652. Etching. Louis Boissevin (French, ca. 1610-1685 Paris)

Ecce Homo (copy), Lucas van Leyden, Netherlandish, ca. 1494-1533, Engraving on white laid paper, A town square. In foreground, groups of people. In middle distance, on a raised level, Christ is presented to people. There are people also in background., Netherlands, after 1510, figures, Print, Print

Funeral procession in the courtyard of the Burg in Düsseldorf, Frans Hogenberg (Rejected Attribution), 1592 print Funeral procession in the courtyard of the Burg in Düsseldorf. Print belonging to the series with fourteen prints that depict the funeral of Willem II, Duke of Gelre. paper etching funerary ceremonial Düsseldorf

Christ on the cross and a guest meal, Philippe van Mallery, after Nicolaas van der Horst, 1630 print Many beautifully decorated figures on a guest meal, under a canopy, with a classic structure. A lot is drunk, servants pour glasses full and a dog licks the vomit of a man in the foreground. In the background Golgotha, where Christ on the cross is offered a spongeed sponge. Under the cross Maria and John and on either side of Christ the two also crucified criminals. At the top left a ecclesiastical weapon and at the top of the title in a line in Dutch. Print from a book edition in which a scene from the life of Christ is always faced with a worldly situation. Antwerp paper engraving / etching crucified Christ with Mary, John, Stephaton and Longinus - DD - the three crosses. festivities (+ eating and drinking ~ festive activities). banquet of elegant company

Church interior with sermon, baptism and supper; Vera image veteris ecclesiae apostolicae.ware abcontrofeiting der alter apostolic circhen. Sermon in a Protestant church. On the right the preacher on a pulpit. On the left a preacher a child's dight. In the middle two pastors serve the supper.

Discovery of Sodomie in a monastery in Bruges, 1578, 1578 - 1580 print Arrest of the Franciscan Monniken in a monastery in Bruges on accusation of Sodomie, May 18, 1578. Under the guidance of soldiers, the monks are removed from the monastery. Among them the notorious brother Cornelis van Dordrecht. With caption of 15 lines in German. Numbered: 17. On this specimen, the verse about sodomy in the caption is taped with paper. Cologne paper etching sodomy, sexual contact between men. monk(s), friar(s) Used

Procession to the coronation ceremony, 21 April 1689. William III and Mary II Stuart under a canopy in a long procession on their way to Westminster Abbey. With figures in the representation and marked at top right: third Part. fol. 118., Coronation procession of William III, 1689 Pledges to the Crowning of William the third, and Mary the second, as King and Queen of England, Scotland, France and Ireland, Celebrated the 21 April 1689 within London , print maker: Jan Luyken, publisher: Jan Claesz ten Hoorn, Amsterdam, 1689, paper, etching, h 178 mm × w 291 mm

Almanac for the year of Grace MDCC (IT)

Parable of the wedding party, Wierix (Rejected Attribution), After Bernardino Passeri, 1593 print The king gives a wedding party for his son. There are both good and bad people in the wedding room. The king sent his servants out to invite the wedding guests, but they didn't want to come. In the background you can see that some people kill the servants. The city of the Moorder was then set on fire. Various elements from the performance are letters that correspond with the legend in the margin. paper engraving the great supper; the royal wedding-feast ~ parable of Christ (Matthew 22:1-14; Luke 14:16-24)

Cartoon of the Flanders Funeral Abraham van de Velde, 1677. Cartoon of the funeral of Pastor Abraham van de Velde, 14 June 1677. A long funeral procession of 4 rows of men with steepers or donkey ears with the corpse of the DS. Van der Velde out The house of unrest about 'the miserable kerckhof', along some gravestones with appropriate inscriptions to the church of spiritual upper power. Some crying sisters lead the procession; In the middle of a banner with inscription 'The profession of troyen'. The foot Domine was previously banned from Utrecht and played a role in the conflict in Zeeland between the foots and coccejanes in 1675.

Funeral of Willem van Oranje, 1584, 1584 - 1586 print C funeral and funeral of Willem van Oranje in Delft, 3 August 1584. Funeral procession with coffin winds through the streets of Delft to the Nieuwe Kerk. Participants in the procession numbered 1-63 (but the declaration of the figures is missing). With caption of 12 lines in German. Numbered: 74. Cologne paper etching cortege, funeral procession new church

Orley, I. van, Brussel, Collin, Richard, Procession a Anvers pour l'administration des Malades, Processie in Antwerpen, Brussels, Figures walking in procession through Antwerp. After the lantern bearers and musicians follows the canopy with the priest carrying the chalice. The common people walk at the back., print, prints, height 120 mm, width 345 mm, South Netherlands (before 1775), 1627 - 1697, print maker, printmaker, 1678 - 1680, paper, papier, engraving, graveren (drukprocedé), etching, etsen, intermediary draughtsman

Execution of the followers of the reports King Frederik V in Prague, 1621, Jan Luyken, 1698 print Amsterdam paper etching on the scaffold or place of execution Prague

Anne du Bourg defends the Protestants in parliament, 1559; Series 3: French religious wars, 1559-1573. Anne du Bourg defends the Protestants in Parliament in the presence of King Henry II, 10 June 1559. With caption of 10 rules in German. Numbered: 1.

Etching by Giovanni Battista Falda depicting a solemn funeral procession transporting the body of Pope Clemens X. from the Quirinal Palace to the Vatican on July 22, 1676, showing clergy, attendants, and ceremonial elements.

Cartoon of the funeral of pastor Abraham van de Velde, 1677; The Kerkeelijcke Lijck-Station van den Seer devoten Domine Johannes van de Velde, undercutting the kicks of Uytic Kerckelijcke goods, and inquisitor over the necktons of the new sect. Cartoon of the funeral of Pastor Abraham van de Velde, 14 June 1677. A long funeral procession of 4 rows of men with steepers or donkey ears draws with the corpse of Rev. Van der Velde from the house of unrest about 'the miserable kerckhof', along some Gravestones with applicable inscriptions to the church of the spiritual upper power. Some crying sisters lead the procession; In the middle of a banner with inscription 'The profession of troyen'. A text draw with legend belongs to the print. The foot Domine was previously banned from Utrecht and played a role in the conflict in Zeeland between the foots and coccejanes in 1675.

The trial of the Earl of Strafford at Westminster Hall Date: 1641

Funeral of the Duke of Parma, 1592. Sensation for the Duke of Parma in Brussels, 2 December 1592. Funeral procession with a coffin winds through the streets of Brussels to the palace. At the top right the arrival of the coffin with the body of Parma from Atrecht where the Duke had died.

Punished Spanish convert on square in Algiers, ca. 1623, Jan Luyken, 1684 print Presentation of how a Spaniard, converted to Islam, was punished on a square in Algiers, ca. 1623, numbered in the top right: second part fol: 54. Amsterdam paper etching violent death by crucifixion Algiers

Laurens Pit visits Sultan Abul Hasan Qutb Shah in Golkonda to hand him a load letter, Jan Luyken, 1693 print Print at the top right marked: second part fol 158. Amsterdam paper etching Ruler, Sovereign Golkonda

Copper engraving and etching depicting the coronation of Franz Stephan von Lorraine as Roman-German emperor on October 4, 1745, showing figures, regalia, and ceremonial composition in Frankfurt am Main.

The righteous peace coach of the Dominicans, 1683-1684; The regite peace knew of the Dominicans with the broken vuliskar der colleri and vossians. Cartoon at the Lutheran church wests in Amsterdam between the Dutch (liberal) and the German (legavian) direction within the Lutheran congregation and that a peak in the struggle around the appointment of the preacher Theodorus Dominicus in Amsterdam in 1683. In the middle of the Presentation of the peace cart drawn by a swan in which Melanchton, Luther, Hoppe and Dominician ride. To the left thereof the broken garbage truck in which Johannes Colerus (Köhler) and Henricus Vos drive. The cars go to the front right in the direction of the Lutheran church. In the foreground many more figures, Circe with the Westphalian pigs, the bakery woman singing in the arid tree and the cooper's food. Henricus Vos. In the background hell (left) and the ordinary people engaged in piling and rope braids (right).

Consecration of the Levites ..

The Coronation of Willem and Maria as King and Queen of England, 1689, 1689 print Overview in two large and five smaller scenes of the events at the coronation of Willem and Maria as King and Queen of England in the Westminster Abbey, April 21, 1689. In the middle the coronation itself, at the bottom of the procession. At the top of portraits of Willem (left) and Maria (right). Northern Netherlands paper etching coronation of a ruler Westminster Abbey. Banqueting House

After Lucas van Leyden, Large Ecce Homo, Late 18th to early 19th Century, engraving.

Henry IV is going to church in Saint -Denis, 1593, 1593 - 1595 print King Henry IV goes to church in Saint-Denis, July 25, 1593. Face in the church where the king attends the mass. In the foreground the king with his entourage, the bishop of Bourges and other Catholic officials. Outside festivities: sprinkling with coins and bread, fire pits and salute shots with guns. With caption of 16 lines in German. Unnumbered. Copy or repetition to the print of Hogenberg. Paper with red edges. Cologne paper etching going to church Saint-Denisbasiliek

Various rites and cermonies for the burial of a pope, including the catafalque during the funeral and the funeral procession. Engraving by B Picart, 1724.

Northern Netherlands, Luyken, Jan, de Coronation of Their Majesties, William III. and Mary II. as King and Queen, of Great Britain: at West-munster in the Abbey Church on 11, 21 1689, Coronation of William III, 1689, The coronation of William and Mary as king and queen of England, 21 April 1689. Coronation ceremony in a full Westminster Abbey. Marked at top right: third Part. fol. 123., print, prent, prints, Frederik Muller Historieplaten, height 177 mm, width 283 mm, Noord-Nederlands, 1649-04-16 - 1712-04-05, print maker, printmaker, 1689 - 1689, fourth quarter 17th century, vier kwart 17e eeuw, paper, papier, etching, etsen

Wedding in Kana, 1613 Wedding in Kana where Christ turned the water into six stone barrels into wine. On the left the wedding guests at the table. The bride is depicted with a crown on her head, the groom with Nimbus. Christ instructs to fill six barrels with water. On the right the barrels are filled with the water from the well (John 2: 1). With a motto in Latin above the performance and a four -line caption in Latin under the print. The print is part of an album. print maker: Antwerppublisher: Amsterdam 9: paper letterpress printing / etching Wedding in Kana where Christ turned the water into six stone barrels into wine. On the left the wedding guests at the table. The bride is depicted with a crown on her head, the groom with Nimbus. Christ instructs to fill six barrels with water. On the right the barrels are filled with the water from the well (John 2: 1). With a motto in Latin above the performance and a four -line caption in Latin under the print. The print is part of an album.

Ceremonies et coutumes religieuses de tous les peuples du monde, Picart, Bernard, 1673-1733, Engraving, 1723-1743

. Sheet with two performances. Upstairs, the English crown is offered to Willem III and Maria, February 23, 1689. Under the announcement on the street to the people by a city caller that Prince Willem III and Princess Maria Stuart have been named King and Queen of England, February 23, 1689.

Auto-Da-Fe in Valladolid, 1558, Claes Jansz. Visscher (II) (Attributed to), 1596 - 1652 print Auto-Da-Fe (Autodafe) in Valladolid, 21 May 1558. Procession of around thirty Protestants convicted by the Spanish Inquisition to a place outside the city where they are burned at the stake. In the middle a building with dignitaries, a wooden grandstand on the right on which the heretics are convicted. The convicted people wear a special headgear (Capirote) and cloak with a performance of the Hellemond. Reduced copy to the original contemporary performance on four magazines. Amsterdam paper etching violent death, being killed; being mishandled and maltreated; seeking death (+ death by inquisition). inquisition. execution of heretic, e.g. by burning at the stake, 'auto-da-fé' Valladolid

Frederik Hendrik takes the oath as a stadholder and takes a seat in the States of Holland, 1625, 1651 - 1652 print Frederik Hendrik takes the oath as a new stadholder and takes a seat in the States of Holland, September 1625. On the right Frederik Hendrik takes the oath standing. On the left the States of Holland gathered in session in the presence of Frederik Hendrik. Imagined: fol. 7. Northern Netherlands paper engraving new ruler taking the oath. popular representation ~ government The Hague

. Two performances on a plate. Above: On the square for the Temple of Solomon, the temple with festivities is initiated. King Solomon is kneeling on a raised. In the background the temple and a large altar where sacrifices are brought. God appears like a dark cloud in the sky. Below: The Ark of the Covenant in the rear hall of the Temple of Solomon, the Most Holy, among the wings of the Cherubs.

Death of John the Baptist; CRUDELIS LUXURIA; Emblemata novi testamenti; Emblemata sacra è praecipuis UtriRIQUE Testamenti Historiis Concinnata (New Testament); Imagines and Figurae bibliorum. Different scenes about the death of John the Baptist. On the right, Salome dances at Herod's meal. Left in the foreground lies the beheady John the Baptist, his hands bound. The Beul offers the head to Salome, which covers a dish. In the background, Salome brings its head to Herodias and the body of John is buried (Mar. 6:21). With a motto in Latin above the performance and a four-line caption in Latin under the print. The print is part of an album.

unknown, Amsterdam, Robijn, Jacobus, Northern Netherlands, Aveele, Johannes Jacobsz van den, The proclamation of the crowning of her highness DH Prince of Orange, with Princess Maria Stuart eldest Daughter of King Jacobus the 2nd Voltrocken, on White Hall on 4 March in the year 1689, Proclamation of the offering of the crown of England to the prince and princess of Orange, 1689, Proclamation of the offering of the Crown of England to the Prince and Princess of Orange, 1689. In the centre a large plate with the offering of the crowns to stadtholder William III and Mary Stuart as king and queen of Great Britain, in the palace of Whitehall. An inscription on the arch above the throne: 'hic flos et fructus hic virtus forma decusque'. Around it 11 numbered smaller scenes with earlier episodes. The episodes deal with the departure of William III and his farewell to the States in Hellevoetsluis, the journey to and entry into London and formalities surrounding the coronation, then the journey

Parade of the Sultan in Larisa, Jan Luyken, 1689 print Print at the top right marked: fol: 105. Amsterdam paper etching ruler, sovereign. Islam, Mohammedanism. conqueror triumphing, triumphal entry of victor Larisa

Audience of the ambassadors with Tsar Alexei Mikhailovich, 1674. Russia, 17th century.

Idolatry of Solomo, Nicolaes de Bruyn, 1670 - 1711 print Solomon is kneeling for an idol that stands on a pedestal. Behind him are women who have seduced him to idolatry and the rest of his court. A cityscape in the background. The print has a Latin caption from the Bible (1. Kon. 11: 6). Amsterdam paper engraving Solomon's idolatry. city-gate (+ city(-scape) with figures, staffage)

Dedication of the Levites Dedication of the Levites when they were accepted into the full service according to the Law , print maker: Jan Luyken, publisher: Willem Goeree, Amsterdam, 1683, paper, etching, h 146 mm × w 298 mm

Holy Theodora is liberated by Didymus and the torture death of Saint Theodora and Didymus, Jan Luyken, 1700 print Two performances on a plate. Above: The Holy Theodora attracts Didymus soldiers' clothing. For example, she escaped from a brothel where she was locked up. Below: Didymus is blindfolded on his knees and is about to be beheaded with a sword by the executioner. The H. Theodora stops execution and demands to be executed together with Didymus. Amsterdam paper etching the early Christian Churches, e.g. Armenians, Copts, Syrians. female saints (with NAME). male saints (with NAME). violent death by beheading. death penalty, execution. escape, escape attempts. woman dressed as man, travesty

The Auguste Audience by His Majesty Very Chrrestienne Louis XV, Roy of France at His Excellency Mehemet Effendy Ambassador of Grand Sultan Achmet III. Emperor of the Turks. (IT)

The coronation of Willem and Maria as king and queen of England, 1689, Romeyn de Hooghe, 1689 print Overview in two large and five smaller scenes of the events at the coronation of Willem and Maria as King and Queen of England in the Westminster Abbey, April 21, 1689. In the middle the coronation itself, at the bottom of the procession. At the top of portraits of Willem (left) and Maria (right). Netherlands paper etching coronation of a ruler Westminster Abbey. Banqueting House

Industry and Idleness - the Lord Mayor's Procession Date: 18th century

Two representations on one plate. Above: In the central square of Thessaloniki, seven thousand civilians are slaughtered by soldiers. On the right in the background Emperor Theodosius I, ordering the slaughter. Below: Saint Ambrose stands in the portal of a cathedral with his hands outstretched. Opposite him is the Emperor Theodosius I. Ambrodius forbids him to enter the church because Theodosius has ordered the slaughter of seven thousand citizens of Thessaloniki, Emperor Theodosius I has ordered the slaughter of seven thousand citizens of Thessaloniki and Saint Ambrose forbids the Emperor Theodosius to enter the church The Keyzer Theodosius has 7000 persons killed in Thessalonika / Ambrosius weygert aan den Keyzer Theodosius den ingang in de Kerk , print maker: Jan Luyken, (mentioned on object), publisher: Jacobus van Hardenberg, bookseller: Barent Visscher, Amsterdam, 1701, paper, etching, h 274 mm × w 159 mm

Saint Suzanna and the elders, Anonymous, After Jörg Breu (Der Jungeere), 1540 print paper the story of Susanna and the elders (in which the youth Daniel intervenes on behalf of Susanna) (Daniel 13)

Christ shown to the people. .

Portrait of Hendrik van der Noot posted on the altar, 1790; The statement of Van der Noot, placed on the altar in Brussels, the 17 June, 1790. The people placed a painting with a portrait of Hendrik van der Noot on the altar of a church in Brussels, 17 June 1790. An episode from the Brabant Review (1789-1790).

An auto-da-fe, or act of faith, procession of the Portuguese Inquisition at Goa, India. After an 18th century work by Bernard Picart.

Queen Maria II Stuart, 1695; Looks state of Maria Stuart queens of England.

Two representations on one slide. Above: a rich young man leaves oppressed after hearing Christ's counsel that he should give away all his possessions. Below: during the Feast of Tabernacles, Christ stands on the steps in front of the temple and begins to preach. He has many hearers., Christ advises a rich youth and Christ's sermon before the temple Matt. XIX vs.16.22: A ryke goes away from Iesus sorrowful / Ioan. VII vs.14: Iesus teaches the Jews at the Feast of Tabernacles , print maker: Jan Luyken, (mentioned on object), publisher: Pieter Mortier (I), (mentioned on object), anonymous, (mentioned on object), Amsterdam, 1700, paper, etching, h 364 mm × w 239 mm

Christ on the last day of the Feast of Tabernacle, Jan Luyken, 1705 print Amsterdam paper etching 'Hoshana Rabba'

Saint Paula is worn to the grave, Jan Luyken, 1701 print A procession of believers. They wear candles and singing. In the middle the corpse with the St. Paula van Rome. She is worn to her grave. Amsterdam paper etching the early Christian Churches, e.g. Armenians, Copts, Syrians. cortege, funeral procession. singing of psalms, hymns, etc.

Banquet offered by the Swedish Commander-in-Chief and later King Karl Gustav, in Nuremberg on the occasion of the Peace of Westphalia, 25 September 1649 The guests seated at long tables in the hall of the Council House Below are the names of those seated at the first table The dishes are carried in a long procession Various bird pasties, Banquet in Nuremberg, 1649 Schwedischen Friedensmahls, in Nuremberg den 25 herbstm: Anno 1649, print maker: anonymous, print maker: Matthäus Merian, (possibly), after: Joachim von Sandrart (I), (possibly), Germany, 1650 - 1663, paper, etching, engraving, h 302 mm × w 397 mm

The Martyrdom of the Apostles: St. Andrew, ca. 1632. Jacques Callot (French, 1592-1635). Etching;

Woodcut illustrating the resurrection of Lazarus, depicting Lazarus and surrounding figures, created by Hans Schäufelin around 1533.

The frock with nettles and freedom of religious and religious The frock with nettles and freedom of religious and religious ". Anonymous print.

The Poles in the Riddarholm Church in Stockholm, Aa, Pieter van der (1659-1733)

Solemn entry of Philip V from Spain in Naples, May 20, 1702, Anonymous, 1702 print Solemn entry of Philip V of Spain in Naples, May 20, 1702. The king on horseback receives the keys from the city, further down the procession goes with the king goes through a triumphal arch into the city. At the bottom smaller scenes from the Spanish Succession War. print maker: Francepublisher: ParisFrance paper etching / engraving Triummphal Entry and Public Reception, pageant, 'solemn entrance', 'Joyeuse entrance'. public festivities on the occasion of royal events Naples

Christ as a good shepherd for the new Jerusalem, 1643 print Christ as a good shepherd. He walks with his lambs towards the gates of the new Jerusalem. The Holy City has twelve gates, guarded by twelve angels. God and the Holy Spirit appear in the clouds, together with some angels. On the left an angel who shows John the new Jerusalem. Under the show a reference in Latin to the Bible text in mat. 25:33. This print is part of an album. Amsterdam paper engraving the New Jerusalem. an angel shows John the New (Heavenly) Jerusalem coming down from heaven; sometimes Christ is shown leading his lambs to the city. Christ as Good Shepherd

Soldiers plunder a monastery; Les Miseres et les Malhors de la Guerre; The horrors of the war (large). Soldiers rob stuff from buildings on a monastery site and charge them on a cart. Nuns and monks are captured. The monastery church is on fire. Under the show a six-line French fresh. This print is part of a series of 17 (18 incl. Title Print) prints with performances of various types of misery that warfare entails.

The glorious entry of the Nuncio in Paris at the month of AOUST 1732. (IT)

ANCIENT VIEW OF CHEAPSIDE, LONDON, Showing the procession of Mary de Medicis

Religion in Japan, 1682 - 1733 Religion in Japan. All sorts of large and small images of gods are shown. A camel is slaughtered on the left in the foreground. With a legend in Dutch and French. The print is part of an album. Leiden paper etching Japan Religion in Japan. All sorts of large and small images of gods are shown. A camel is slaughtered on the left in the foreground. With a legend in Dutch and French. The print is part of an album. Leiden paper etching Japan

The Reign of Heavens late 17th century Anonymous, German, 17th century German. The Reign of Heavens 397991

Antique funeral procession. A burial procession runs at an antique cemetery. In the foreground a corpse is placed on a stake. In the field, an open coffin and a closed box are worn.

Ignatius of Antioch stated in the Arena for the lions, Jan Luyken, 1685 print Amsterdam paper etching St. Ignatius of Antioch is thrown to the lions in the arena

Procession of the sultan to Larisa, Jan Luyken, 1689

Spain. Way out of the captives condemned by the Inquisition to the auto-da-fe. Engraving, 1692.

Papal Tiara and Kandelaren, Plaat R, 1530 - 1536 print Papal Tiara and Kandelaren, Plaat R. Procession of Charles V with the Pope Clemens VII in Bologna after his coronation to Keizer, 24 February 1530. Mechelen paper etching festivities (+ parade, pageant, cavalcade ~ festive activities) Bologna

Handing out the holy fire during the Easter celebration in the Heilig-Grafkerk in Jerusalem, Jan Luyken, 1689 print Print at the top right marked: I. Partie p. 592. print maker: Amsterdampublisher: Paris paper etching Easter. candlesticks and candles, e.g. Easter-candlestick. (architectonic) structure representing or symbolizing the Holy Sepulchre Holy grave church

Etching by Eberhard Kieser depicting Ferdinand II charging on the Roman-German emperor inside the Frankfurt cathedral on September 9, 1619.

The Cornelic Bathwater Fountain and the Kaysian Bathwater Fountain. From the bathing and drinking water (Aachen)

King Nebuchadnezzar and the worship of the golden statue; History of Daniel; Theatrum Biblicum (...). King Nebuchadnezzar has had a golden statue set up and has commissioned everyone to bow to the image. At the sound of the trumpet a crowd bends for the image. A man tells the king, on the left on the balcony, which refuses to bend Sadrach, Mesach and Abednego. The three men are captured in the middle of the background. Extremely right an oven is boiled to burn anyone that does not bend. Under the show a reference in Latin to the Bible text in. 3: 1.

Dentist. Market face. On the left handles a quack (dentist) a patient. A group of bystanders stands around the spectacle, including the person referred to as luminous gas. In the foreground a group of five men at a prostitute, the wife of Lemmengast, which has been sailed with her ear against a house and sold with the house. In the performance inscriptions in Dutch those referring to the impossibility of separating in the Catholic Church.

Sick people for a church, Anonymous, Hans Weiditz (II), 1514 - 1532 print Print is part of an album. paper letterpress printing patient, sick person. miraculous healing. nursing, tending the sick

Ecce Homo, Nicolaes de Bruyn, 1639 - 1706 print A Stadsplein with the grief Virgin Mary and Maria Magdalena in the foreground. In the background on the left, Pontius Pilatus shows the broken Christ to the Jewish people. The people Scheeuwt and Tiert. print maker: Antwerppublisher: Amsterdam paper engraving Pilate showing Christ to the people, 'Ostentatio Christi', 'Ecce Homo' (John 19:4-6). square, place, circus, etc. (+ city(-scape) with figures, staffage)

Coronation of Willem III and Maria, 1689, 1711 print Coronation of Prince William III and Princess Maria Stuart as King and Queen of England, in Westminster Abbey on April 21, 1689. Part of a series about the fortunes of the English royal family of Stuart from 1558-1711, of which sixteen prints have been included here about the Battle between Jacobus II and William III in the years 1688-1689. print maker: Northern Netherlandsprint maker: Northern Netherlandspublisher: Amsterdam paper etching during the coronation Westminster Abbey

. During the Feast of Tabernacles Christ is on the stairs for the temple and begins to preach. He has many listeners.

The opening of the Synod of Dordrecht, 1618, 1619 - 1699 print The opening of the National Synod in Dordrecht on November 13, 1618. Face in the main hall of the Kloveniersdoelen with all those present and spectators. Low Countries paper etching organizations, assemblies, etc. in Protestant churches Kloveniersdoelen

King Ptolemy Philopator gets a stroke as a punishment for his curiosity and two angels who drive away the elephants of Ptolemy Philopator, Jan Luyken, 1700 print Two performances on a plate. Above: The central square of Jerusalem with the temple of Solomo. When King Ptolemy Philopator tries to enter the holy of the saints in the temple, he gets a stroke, from God as a punishment for his curiosity. The Jewish people pray to God in panic. Under: Two angels appear in the sky and chase away the drunk elephants of Ptolemy Philopator, who were about to trample the Jewish population. The Jews kneel and pray to God out of gratitude. In the background, the army of Ptolemy Philopator is trampled by the elephants. Amsterdam paper etching King Ptolemy IV Philopator struck by paralysis for coming too close to the sanctuary in the temple of Jerusalem (3 Maccabees 1-2). King Ptolemy IV Philopator tries to have the Jews killed by drunken elephants; the Jews pray and are saved by two angels (3 Maccabee

Solomon receives the Queen of Seba; The Queen of Scheba is coming to Salomon .. The Queen of Seba walks over a runner to King Solomon. Behind her are her servants with gifts for Solomon.

The exorcism of Nicole Aubry, Notre-Dame de Laon, 1556. Nicole was supposedly possessed of 29 demons, to be seen as black specks flying near the roof or the cathedral. The exorcism took nine days, creating much public interest in the process. Copy of print published in 1575.

Willem III on the throne and the ceremony with the Royal camp fighter, 1689; King William de III on the throne int year 1689 / des King's advice. Sheet with two performances. Above King Willem III on the English throne, 1689. Under the ceremony in which the royal camp fighter on horseback and accompanied by two other riders who challenges everyone who disputes the legality of the Nieuwe King, 21 April 1689. Signature at the top right: FOL. 899.

Amsterdam, Visscher, Claes Jansz. (II), Vredeman de Vries, Hans, Doetechum, Johannes of Lucas van, Theatrum Biblicum Hoc Est Historiae Sacrae Veteris et Novi Testamenti Tabulis Aeneis Expressae, History of Daniel, Daniel and the Dragon, Daniel stands with King Cyrus at the dragon of Babylon, who is worshipped by the Babylonian people. Daniel refuses to worship the dragon and asks the king for permission to kill the dragon without sword or stick. Daniel is ready to feed the dragon a cake of fat, tar and bones. This will rip the dragon open from the inside and cause it to die. Above the image is a reference in Latin to the apocryphal Bible text in Dan. 14. This print is part of an album., print, album leaf, prints, height 239 mm, width 328 mm, print maker, printmaker, 1576 - 1576, paper, engraving, engraving (printing process), Work conception, Southern Netherlands, 1527 - 1607, after a design by, Publication (Event), Publication, Northern Netherlands, 1586 - 1652-06-19, publisher

Scenes from history of Jewish faith and the Old Testament in frame; Title page for: Adriaan Reland, Antiquates Sacrae Veterum Hebraorum, Utrecht 1708; Antiquates Sacrae Veterum Hebraorum.

Hotel de la Force: Massacre Plants inserted in the convent Revolutions of Paris: Carmes du Luxembourg - H�tel de la Force: Massacre Priests in the front convent (1792) ". Estampe.

Banner carriers and magistrates, plate D; Procession of Karel V with the Pope in Bologna after his coronation to Emperor, 1530. Vandjobdragers and magistrates, plate D. Procession of Karel V with the Pope Clemens VII in Bologna after his coronation to Emperor, February 24, 1530.

Buried of the dead, Abraham Bosse, 1640 - 1642 print Funeral procession in which the gentlemen in the foreground, seen from behind, are dressed in black mourning clothes. Monks and priests walk for the bar. Right citizens who watch. paper engraving / etching mourning dress. cortege, funeral procession. the (seven) Acts of Mercy. burying the dead, 'mortuus sepellitur' ~ one of the (seven) Acts of Mercy

Staten-Generaal, Jordaens, Hans (I), Hondius, Hendrick (I), Northern Netherlands, Allegory of the prosperity of the Republic in 1619, Allegory of the prosperity of the Republic of the Netherlands in the year 1619. Elaborate allegorical representation in which the prosperity of the Republic under the leadership of Maurits and Frederik Hendrik is applauded. The princes are accompanied by members of the States General and soldiers. Behind this the Dutch Virgin sitting on the cornerstone Christ between the columns of Justitia, Politica and Religio. In the background trade and agriculture are practiced, but also the executions of Johan van Oldenbarnevelt and Gilles van Ledenberg take place, indicated by means of inscriptions written in pen on the print. At the top in the clouds the blessing hand of God. Below the representation is a Latin caption in four verses, all other inscriptions in the print are also in Latin., print, propaganda print, prints, Frederik Muller Historieplaten, height 45

Corpse of the pope, 1700 - 1705 print Funeral procession on the death of a Pope. Halfway through the winding procession of riders and cardinals, the corpse of the pope is pulled by a horse. Amsterdam paper engraving / etching papal funeral procession

Early Christian martyrs in a Roman arena and early Christian martyrs who are slaughtered in an arena, Jan Luyken, 1701 print Two performances on a plate. Above: a Roman arena with a few early Christian martyrs in the foreground. Some lions around the Christians. In the background, soldiers try to shine a bull towards the Christians through hot poker irons. Under: In a Roman arena, a group of early Christian martyrs are killed with swords by Roman soldiers. Amsterdam paper etching the early Christian Churches, e.g. Armenians, Copts, Syrians. bull. beasts of prey, predatory animals: lion. martyr(s) (often with palm-branches). violent death by cleaving and striking weapons

The ceremonies of a papal funeral. Etching by Picart after himself, 1724.

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