Sacred Engravings & Religious Prints
These prints carried theology, devotion, instruction, and artistic ideas across borders. They offer a dense visual vocabulary for researchers, educators, publishers, and anyone studying how belief was communicated through images.
Madonna and Child Good starting points.
- Religious-history teaching
- Iconography and symbolism research
- Editorial and publishing references
- Printmaking technique studies
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Altar bell with Portuguese heads
Madonna med barnet omgivet af Johannesbarnet og tre engle
Virgin and Child Enthroned with Saints Francis and Giovanni Gualberto
The Musicians
Paven tronende mellem en engel og ærkeenglen Mikael, der har nedstyrtet en tyrker
Inscription Plaque, Possibly from a Door
Virgin and Child
The Crucifixion
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St. George Killing the Dragon
The Crucifixion
Life of the Virgin: Joachim and the Angel
Life of the Virgin: The Annunciation
Life of the Virgin: The Nativity
Passion of Jesus Christ: The Descent into Limbo
The Virgin in Glory
Ornamental fillet with the crucifixion and the virgin and child
The Passion: Christ Bearing the Cross
Christ Crowned with Thorns
The Passion: The Agony in the Garden
The Crucifixion
Revelation of St. John: Angel with the Key of the Bottomless Pit
Tiburtine Sibyl and the Emperor Augustus
The Temptation of St. Anthony
Madonna with Saints Agnes, Catherine and Rosa
The Passion: The Flagellation
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