Child Saint Gallery

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Lotz Károly- Jézus születése42 x 22,5 cm                         Ceruza, fedőfehér, papír
slam-european:Virgin and Child, French, c.1320, Saint Louis Art Museum: European Art to 1800https://
This is the story of Klik and Tram, two streetcars in Saint Petersburg who separate through the day
“La vierge, l'enfant Jesus et Saint Jean Baptiste” (The Virgin, the Baby Jesus and St. J
Saint Tail print :D Hope you like it! I loved this manga/anime as a child
St. Christopher Carrying the Christ Child, Jan van de Venne (fl. ca. 1616-1651)
San Pedro Mártir con los Santos Nicolás y Benedicto por Cima da Conegliano, 1505-06.
The Madonna and Child with Saint Anne and an Angel, Carlo Saraceni, ca. 1608-10
Karl Bryullov. Italian, Expecting a Child, Looking at His Shirt, Her Husband Cobble Together a Cradl
Enthroned Virgin and Child, with Saints Attributed to the Master of Saint Veronica, 1400-10 Germany
coriesu:Madonna and Child flanked by Saint Ursula and Saint ScholasticaUnknown artist
The Mystic Marriage of Saint Catherine of Alexandria with Saints Dorothy, Margaret, and Barbara, Luc
XIV-Accolade byChris Gill“The children woke when the sun broke the horizon. They pretended not to se
thesynaxarium:Today we celebrate the New Martyr John of Monemvasia. Saint John was a child of except
classic-art:Madonna and Child with Saint John the Baptist and Saint LiberalisMarco Basaiti, 1518-151
Virgin and Child with Saint Elizabeth, the Infant Saint John and Saint Catherine, by Simon Vouet, Mu
I was reminded of these two drawings recently during one of my grad seminars. I love the contrast be
slam-european:Virgin and Child, German, late 15th century, Saint Louis Art Museum: European Art to 1
The Virgin of Humility and St. Jerome Translating the Gospel of John, attr. to Benedetto di Bindo, c
Painting of Madonna with Child in the Convent of Saint Agnes of Bohemia in Prague, 1360s
Saint Joseph and the Christ Child, Guido Reni, 1640
PlaymoGreek children singing the “κάλαντα” (kálanda = Carols) in traditional costumes. Creation and
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