1836 American Drawing Mary The Mother of Jesus The Lamb

W, Sylvia A. (19th Century Self Taught American School), Mary The Mother of Jesus The Lamb of God, 1836, ink on paper, 7.5 x 6 inches, signed and dated lower right, Collection of Dr. and Mrs. Howard T

This is a fantastic drawing done by a school boy of Mary Jane Burgess. Per the note on the back, was drawn sometime around 1836. Ms. Burgess is standing looking off to one side and wears a colorful bo

Ca. mid 19thC. Likely South American or Mexican. Paint wear as shown, overall very good original condition.

European Drawing late 17 cent Mother and Child Black/brown pen 10x8 17th century European drawing of a Mother and Child. Might be Mary and Jesus. Wove paper. Lovely detail. Private collector in Nether

143. AMERICAN TIN MARY, LAMB & SHEEP | Charming depiction of an early tin platform toy. 7" l.

Antique french reliquary of Mary , plaster figure framed in a glass oval container . Those religious icon date from the mid 19th .A reliquary is an object that sustains the memory of past people or ev

An early 20thC tapestry needlework / woolwork depicting a religious scene with Mary, mother of Jesus Christ and John the Evangelist. Approx. 20" x 17 1/2"

Mary Images of the Mother of Jesus in Jewish and Christian Perspective Author: Pelikan et al Illustrations Color B/W Illustrations Dated: 1986<

Our Lady of Guadalupe, also known as the Virgin of Guadalupe, is a Catholic title of Mary, mother of Jesus associated with a series of five Marian apparitions, which are believed to have occurred in D

Italy,19th Century Finely carved standing figure of Mary, mother of Jesus praying. From a Western, Massachusetts estate. 24" tall.,

TERESA MOTHER: (1910-1997) Albanian Roman Catholic Nun, Nobel Peace Prize winner, 1979. A small 12mo printed prayer signed by Mother Teresa, the text commencing 'Mary, Mother of Jesus, give me your he

Mexico, dated 1884, dedicated to Our Lady of Guadalupe (or Mary, Mother of Jesus) with a Spanish inscription (the story goes; a man fell off his horse, had a serious head injury, prayed to the Lady of

An antique Italian carved marble portrait bust sculpture depicts Mary, Mother of Jesus Christ, marble with deeply contrasting veining, circa 1900 Measures: 8.25" H x 8" W x 4" D.

Italy,19th Century Finely carved standing figure of Mary, mother of Jesus holding a cross. From a Western Massachusetts estate. 24 1/2" tall.,

A framed needlework tapestry, inscribed along bottom "Immaculate Conception", depicting Mary, Mother of Jesus, in antique-style frame, size as framed: 35x26

A large and fine carved wood sculpture. 19th century. Depicts the Immaculate Heart of Mary, the devotional name used to refer to the interior life of the Blessed Virgin Mary / Mother of Jesus. Measure

Large framed monochrome print representing Mary, Mother of Jesus pointing her left finger to Heaven and her right hand toward her sacred heart that is pierced by a dagger. Frame size: 18.50"L x 22.75"

Spanish Colonial carved wood and painted figural shrine altar. Carved and painted wall or shelf shrine with interior carved stone figures of Mary, baby Jesus, lambs etc. Dimension: Open 8"x 5.25" door

Metal Type/Purity: 10k Gold Weight: 10.3g. Dimensions: 1.50" Round

Date: Circa 11th – 14th c. AD Material: bronze Provenance: Obtained from an old British collection; Purchased from a private London collector, acquired between 1960-1990. Dimensions: 105x53mm; 125.8

(2)Lladro 'Mother Mary' + Baby Jesus - Mother Mary #12276 + Baby Jesus #12277 Both w/ Original Boxes

Medieval Bronze Icon with Mother Mary & Jesus Christ Date: Circa 15th c. AD Material: bronze Size: 29mm; 8.4grams Superb Late Medieval Enameled Bronze Icon with Mother Mary holding baby Jesus Christ.

Post Medieval Bronze Icon Pendant with Mother Mary and Jesus Christ Circa 15th – 17th c. AD Post Medieval Bronze Icon Pendant with Mother Mary and Jesus Christ. Professionally cleaned and polished t

DESCRIPTION: Altar piece composed of two segments: one upper depicting a metal Christ crucified over a metal holy water font beneath which mourn a ceramic grouping of Mary (Jesus' mother), St. John, a