Saint Jeanne Elizabeth des Bichier des Anges (2024) by Shalone Cason - Catholic Coloring Page
Saint Jeanne was the co-founder of the Daughters of the Cross. Her religious sisters gave medical care and faith formation to the poor and sick.
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Our Lady of the Rosary Filipino (Spanish Philipines, 1625-1675) - Catholic Stock Photo
The Virgin is supported by cherubim and stylized clouds and supports the Christ Child in her arms. The painted decoration of the Virgin and Christ Child is original and would contribute to an impression of the royal status of the mother and child.
Archangel Michael of Panormitis Monastery (Greece) - Byzantine Stock Photo
The Monastery of Panormitis is tied with the Christian faith of the Symiot people. The interior is covered with wall paintings from the Byzantine period, made by the native hagiographers.
Christ Pantocrator and Four Evangelists Ceiling Icons (Rhodes, Greece) - Byzantine Stock Photo
This icon of Christ is flanked on all sides by the four Evangelists: Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. Christ's icon has a golden background, which symbolizes His divine nature.
Oval Plaque with the Annunciation by Suzanne de Court (French, 1600) - Public Domain Catholic Painting
This devotional plaque, of the Annunciation, is by Suzanne de Court, the only woman enamel painter to sign her work.
Renaissance Crucifix (1550-1600, Spain) - Catholic Stock Photo
An ancient crucifix pendant that has been meticulously painted and enameled with gold rock crystal. It was likely used as a rosary or necklace pendant.
Saint Andrew (Greek, 14th century) - Public Domain Byzantine Painting
Saint Andrew, holding a scroll, looks intently to his left, indicating that the panel once may have formed part of a group of icons with Christ at the center.
Fragments from Iconostasis Doors (17th century, Cyprus) - Byzantine Catholic Stock Photo
These three pieces, now separate, once formed part of a two-winged door in the center of an iconostasis
Amuletic Armband with Holy Rider, Saints, and Magical Symbols (Byzantine Russia, 6th-7th century) - Byzantine Catholic Stock Photo
This armband is made up of seven inscribed medallions.
Byzantine Processional or Altar Cross (6th Century) - Byzantine Catholic Stock Photo
Like other medium-sized crosses with a tang, this one could have been carried in procession or affixed in a stand, or both.
Saint Monica in a Landscape (1800s) by Alexandre Cabanel - Public Domain Catholic Painting
Saint Monica tenderly holds a boy (possibly Saint Augustine) while beckoning the viewer with an open hand in this Academic painting by French artist Alexandre Cabanel.
Saint John the Baptist in the Wilderness (1652) by Guercino - Public Domain Catholic Painting
John the Baptist collects water from a natural stream in this earth-toned painting by Italian Baroque painter Guercino.
Christ Blessing (Pax Vobiscum) (1505-1506) by Raphael - Public Domain Catholic Painting
This image, by the famous Italian painter Raphael, shows the resurrected Christ holding His right hand in a pose of blessing.
The Christ in the Garden of Olives (Le Christ Au Jardin Des Oliviers) by Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot (French, 1796 - 1875) - Public Domain Catholic Painting
This painting by Corot depicts Jesus in the Garden of Gethsemane receiving divine support.
Clovis et Clotilde (1811 France) Antoine-Jean Gros - Public Domain Catholic Painting
"Clovis et Clotilde" is a historical painting depicting the first Frankish king and his wife, created by French artist Antoine-Jean Gros in 1811.
Resurrection Icon (2024) by Shalone Cason - Byzantine Icon Coloring Page
The images show a Byzantine-style coloring page of Jesus Christ in a traditional resurrection pose, offering an interactive experience with Byzantine art.
The Virgin Orans (2024) by Shalone Cason - Byzantine Icon Coloring Page
The 6-meter tall mosaic of the Virgin Orans in St. Sophia is a significant example of Old Rus art, with approximately 2 million tesserae, believed to protect the city of Kyiv and all of Rus.
Virgin Mary (Russian 16th century) - Public Domain Byzantine Painting
The Virgin Mary in this icon asks her son to forgive humanity's sins at the Last Judgement, flanked by four saints shown in intercessory prayer.
Let the Little Children Come to Me (Laissez venir à moi les petits enfants) (1862) by Émile Vernet-Lecomte - Public Domain Catholic Painting
Matthew 19:14 (NIV): "Jesus said, 'Let the little children come to me, and do not hinder them, for the kingdom of heaven belongs to such as these.'"
St. Cecilia (The Angels Announcing her Coming Martyrdom) (1897) by Gustave Moreau - Public Domain Catholic Painting
This is a Symbolist painting depicting St. Cecilia, the patroness of musicians, surrounded by angels who announce her impending martyrdom.
Pieta (1876) by Gustave Moreau - Public Domain Catholic Painting
Gustave Moreau's "Pieta" (c. 1876) is a Symbolist religious painting depicting the Virgin Mary holding the body of Jesus Christ after his crucifixion.
Baroque Angel Emerging from a Cloud (2024) by Shalone Cason - Catholic Coloring Page
This line drawing shows a Baroque-style angel in dramatic motion, lying on clouds with outstretched arms and wings. The dynamic pose and flowing drapery reflect the period's emphasis on movement and emotion.
Three Baroque Cherubs (2024) by Shalone Cason - Catholic Coloring Page
This image, depicting three cherubs in a Baroque style. Cherubs, or putti, are shown as chubby, playful infants with wings, symbolizing innocence and divinity in Baroque art.
Garland of Flowers surrounding a Sculpture of the Virgin Mary by Daniel Seghers (Flemish, 1645) - Public Domain Catholic Painting
The image depicts a work of art titled "Garland of Flowers surrounding a Sculpture of the Virgin Mary," created in 1645 by Daniel Seghers, a Flemish artist who lived from 1590 to 1661. Seghers was renowned for his skill in painting intricate floral arrangements, often surrounding religious motifs,...