Adoration Collection (page 36)

ADORATION OF MAGI. Flemish breviary illumination, c1500

ADORATION OF SHEPHERDS. George de La Tour. Canvas, c1630-35

ADORATION OF MAGI. Illumination from a German Gospel Lectionary, c1225

MARCO POLO (1254-1324). Venetian traveler. Marco Polo hears story of the Adoration of Kings from the Orient. English manuscript illumination, c1400

NATIVITY WITH SHEPHERDS. Illumination from a Roman Book of Hours, 1546

ADORATION OF THE CHILD. Wood, 1518-20, by Correggio

THE ADORATION OF THE KINGS. Beato Angelico. Oil on panel, c1434

ADORATION OF THE KINGS. Lorenzo Monaco. Tempera on panel, c1405

Hero Worship - postcard by Lawson Wood
Hero Worship - a postcard by Lawson Wood showing a housewife doting on her portly husband (bursting out of his uniform), having served him a meal and provided him with an ale and a comfy chair

A Song Without Words by Florence Hardy
An 18th century couple gaze deeply into each others eyes over a harpsichord

Can This Be Love by Florence Hardy
A sweet scene showing two little boys dressed in clown or Pierrot outfits looking hopefully towards a little girl (in similar attire)

Adoration by C. Robinson
Decorative illustration by Charles Robinson showing a fashionable young woman worshipping an effigy on a pedestal of a soldier

Pius IX in St Peter s
Pope Pius IX is carried through St Peter s, Rome, while pilgrims kneel in adoration

Adoration of Sacrament
ADORATRICE DEL SANTISSIMO SAGRAMENTO Nun of the Adoration of the Holy Sacrament

Adoration of Magi
THE NATIVITY The Magi adore the new-born Jesus

Satire on class distinction
A satire on class distinction, showing the universal adoration of aristocratic status, based on a pile of fine clothes

Holy sacrament adoration in Notre Dame de Paris cathedral, Paris, France, Europe

Nt / Magi & Jesus (C11)
MAGI & JESUS - Adoration of Jesus

Adoration of Idols (C10)
Medieval representation of the Adoration of Idols (after the book of Ezekiel, OT)

N Holds Soldiers Ear
During the Italian campaign he congratulates the heroic soldier Coignet, holding him by the ear : by such means winning the adoration of his men

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"Captivated by Devotion: Exploring the Essence of Adoration" In the realm of art, adoration takes on various forms, captivating hearts and minds throughout history. From the masterpieces crafted by Jan van Eyck and Hubert van Eyck in "The Ghent Altarpiece or Adoration of the Mystic Lamb, " to Rembrandt Harmensz van Rijn's poignant portrayal of "The Return of the Prodigal Son, " we witness a profound reverence for humanity. As we delve deeper into this theme, our journey leads us to unexpected places. In Montreux, Switzerland, a statue stands tall - Freddie Mercury immortalized in bronze. A symbol not only of his musical genius but also an embodiment from millions around the world. Returning to the Flemish masters, Jan van Eyck's brushstrokes transport us back to 1432 with "The Adoration of the Mystic Lamb. " The intricate details and vibrant colors evoke a sense of awe and wonder as we witness this sacred scene unfold before our eyes. Titian's masterpiece "Noli Me Tangere" invites contemplation on love and devotion through its depiction of Christ's encounter with Mary Magdalene. The tender exchange between them resonates deeply within our souls. Moving beyond specific artists' works, we discover anonymous creations that continue to inspire adoration across time. An unknown artist captures pure innocence in "The Adoration of the Christ Child, " reminding us that even in simplicity lies great beauty. Romanesque altars from Sagas bring together scenes like "The Visitation" and "Nativity, " inviting us to contemplate divine encounters amidst earthly surroundings. These ancient artworks speak volumes about human longing for connection with something greater than ourselves. Lastly, an enchanting glimpse into medieval France reveals an illuminated manuscript showcasing the exquisite artwork titled "ADORATION OF MAGI. " Its delicate strokes convey both majesty and humility as kings bow before the newborn King.