Patriarch Collection (#7)

The patriarch Sanct Joseph... Date c1870

Boris Chertok, Russian rocket engineer
Boris Chertok (born 1912), Russian rocket engineer, talking at a meeting. Chertok, in his 90s here, is one of the veterans of the Soviet space programme

THE METROPOLITAN ALEXIS. Saint Alexis, Metropolitan of Moscow (d. 1378). Wood icon, c1480, by Dionisius

PBIB2A-00055
Abraham departs for Canaan with Lot and the rest of his family. Hand-colored woodcut of a 19th-century illustration

Abraham parting from his son, Lot
Lot taking his family to Sodom, and bidding goodbye to Abraham. Hand-colored woodcut of a 19th-century illustration

Angels in disguise welcomed by Abraham
Abraham offers food to strangers, who are angels come to destroy Sodom. Hand-colored woodcut of a 19th-century illustration

Greek Patriarch of the Greek Orthodox Christian Church

Moslem & Christian
The Sheikh-ul-Islam and the patriarch of the Greek Orthodox church meet in Istanbul to discuss matters of mutual interest

NESTORIUS Persian prelate, Patriarch of Constantinople, deposed for his heretical views about the nature of Jesus

Patriarch Nikon
NIKON Russian churchman, patriarch and historian

Henrik Ibsen / Jugend 1901
HENRIK IBSEN Norwegian writer

Peter Hermit / Pope Urban
FIRST CRUSADE Peter the Hermit brings back letters from Simeon, Patriarch of Jerusalem to Pope Urban II

Peter Hermit / Jerusalem
FIRST CRUSADE Peter the Hermit delivering the Message of Simeon, Patriarch of Jerusalem, to Pope Urban II

Latin Patriarch Fwad Twal praying, Beit Jala, West Bank, Palestine National Authority, Middle East

Holy Mass celebrated by the Latin Patriarch, Beit Jala, West Bank, Palestine National Authority, Middle East

Ignace Pierre VIII Abdel-Ahad, Syrian Catholic patriarch, Paris, France, Europe

Cyril Lucaris
CYRIL LUCARIS Greek patriarch of Istanbul

Father & Sons 1860S
The older man wears a frock coat while the younger man & boy wear lounging jackets. The boy wears a lounge suit where the fabric of the jacket & trousers match

T UNG T IEN KIAO-CHU
T UNG-T IEN KIAO-CHU [variously spelt] regarded as the premier patriarch in the Taoist pantheon

BESSARION - Latin patriarch of Constantinople. Byzantine theologian and Humanist. Was originally called Basil but took Bessarion on entering monastery

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"Patriarch: A Journey Through Time and Culture" Step back in time as we witness the crossing of a river on reed, an ancient practice that symbolizes strength and resilience. The Dance of Death, captured in tempera on stone, depicts the eternal struggle between life and mortality, reminding us of our own fleeting existence. Travel alongside Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob through a meticulously detailed map from 1652. Trace their footsteps across vast lands as they shape history with their faith. Bessarion's enigmatic presence lingers as we contemplate his profound wisdom. His legacy continues to inspire generations to seek knowledge beyond boundaries. Athanasius stands tall with a book in hand, embodying the power of words that have shaped religious doctrines for centuries. The written word holds immense influence over minds and souls alike. A majestic Chinese dragon captivates our imagination with its mythical allure. It represents power, prosperity, and good fortune—a symbol revered across cultures throughout history. Saint Gregory the Illuminator's statue radiates divine light as he guides believers towards spiritual enlightenment. His unwavering devotion serves as an inspiration for all who seek inner peace. Indulge your senses in the opulent ambiance of New York's 1063 Fifth Avenue Dining Room—an exquisite blend of elegance and sophistication that has hosted countless memorable moments throughout time. Artefacts unearthed from Tel-El-Obeid offer glimpses into ancient civilizations long forgotten—each piece telling stories of human ingenuity spanning millennia. "The Patriarch" emerges as a figurehead representing tradition, authority, and familial bonds—a beacon guiding communities through trials and tribulations for generations untold. The Mosque and Tombs of Patriarchs stand testament to enduring sacred spaces where reverence transcends borders. These hallowed grounds hold deep historical significance for millions around the world today. As World War One rages on relentlessly, priests become pillars of solace amidst chaos—their unwavering faith providing comfort and hope in the darkest of times.