Adore Collection (page 2)

The Sleeping Beauty Date: 1911

Pioneer Couple Date: 1959

Third Angel Ban Adore Beast London England 1255
The Third Angel and the Ban to Adore the Beast; London (probably), England; about 1255 - 1260; Tempera colors, gold leaf, colored washes, pen and ink on parchment; Leaf: 31.9 x 22.5 cm (12 9)

Thus Week By Week And Day By Day / His Life Inglorious Glides Away. After An Illustration By Percy Macquoid In The
Thus Week By Week And Day By Day/His Life Inglorious Glides Away. After An Illustration By Percy Macquoid In The Bridal Of Triermain By Sir Walter Scott, Published By The Art-Union Of London 1886

Dad With Sons

Father Son Bond

Mosaic Of A Jesus Christ

Man Worshipping

Man Worshipping Jesus

Jesus On Palm Sunday

Surrender

The Adoration of the Golden calf. Engraving. Colored
The Israelites worshiping of the Golden calf during Moses absence. Engraving. Colored

Altarpiece of the Epiphany by Joan Reixach (active 1430-1484
Gothic. Altarpiece of the Epiphany by Joan Reixach (active 1430-1484). Detail. Augustian convent. Rubielos de Mora, Teruel. Aragon. National Art Museum of Catalonia. Barcelona. Spain

Caspar series three magi Jacques Bellange Etching
Artokoloro

Adoration Kings Augustin Braun 1646 Etching state
Artokoloro

The Third Angel and the Ban to Adore the Beast; Unknown; London (probably), England, Europe; about 1255 - 1260; Tempera colors, gold leaf, colored washes

Concert craze in Germany
A violinist is mobbed by his fans as he takes a bow following a performance

Barred Owl; Strix varia;

The Toilet by Alfred Cheney Johnston
A photographic study of the film actress Renee Adore, seen applying lipstick to her pursed lips as she looks in a mirror

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

Adoring the Cross
On Good Friday, Catholics go to the altar to adore the crucifix

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

Ladies & Fortune Teller
An old lady and three young ones look into the future - Your husband, whom you will adore, though steady will be always poor

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"Adore: A Celebration of Love and Devotion" Love knows no boundaries, transcending time and place. From the electric atmosphere at St James Park in Newcastle, where Bruce Springsteen mesmerized thousands with his soul-stirring performance, to the ancient Egyptian artifact known as the Stela of Wennekhu that speaks volumes about adoration through its intricate carvings. Across continents, love takes center stage as scenes from The Bruce Springsteen concert at Villa Park in England unfold, igniting passion and admiration among fans. Tower Records in Glasgow becomes a shrine for Bon Jovi enthusiasts who adore every note sung by their idol. Art too captures this profound sentiment. The Altarpiece of the Epiphany by Joan Reixach showcases devotion towards divinity while Pop Music Fans Joy Lynch and Julie Franks exemplify youthful adoration for their favorite musicians. Even wealth can become an object of worship; as depicted in "The Worship of Wealth, " we witness how material possessions can captivate hearts. In contrast, a man humbly kneels before a woman's feet exclaiming his unconditional love - a testament to the irresistible power of affection. From religious beliefs to mythological tales such as Cupid and Psyche or Siva's devotee child, these engravings illustrate various forms of adoration throughout history. The Holy Family with the Christ Child reminds us that familial bonds are also rooted in deep affection. Finally, La Premiere Extase portrays an intense moment where two lovers share their first ecstasy together - an embodiment of pure adoration between souls entwined. In all its manifestations - be it music, art or personal connections - a universal language that unites humanity across time and space, and is an emotion that fuels our spirits with joyous fervor and reminds us why love truly makes life worth living.