Rachel Collection (#6)

Miss Rachel Sanger in The Bonnie Fishwife
Miss Rachel Sanger in the role of Maggie MacFarlane in The Bonnie Fishwife, a comedietta or farce in one act by Charles Selby. circa 1880s

Rachel and Leah - Genesis 29. circa 1690

Tomb of Rachel, Palestine, (West Bank) circa 1890. Date: circa 1890

Rachel Duchess Devonshir
RACHEL duchess of DEVONSHIRE nee Russell wife of William Cavendish, second duke. Date: 1674 - 1725

Rachel Collins, Writer
RACHEL COLLINS Writer, religious controversialist, depicted at her work-table. Date: CIRCA 1733

Rachel, French Actress
ELISABETH RACHEL FELIX Leading French actress. Date: 1821 - 1858

Miss Rachel Mary Parsons
Miss Rachel Parsons, (18851956) British Engineer Date: 1939

Mrs Rachel Merry
Louisa Birt was the sister and colleague of childrens emigration promoter Annie Macpherson. Rachel and her husband Joseph Merry superintended Macphersons Home of Industry for several years

Miss Susan Bligh as Calypso, by Madame Yevonde. Calypso played hostess to Ulysses when he was shipwrecked on her island. Susan Rachel Bligh (1916-1983)

Luncheon of Anglo-Swedish Society with T. S. Eliot
A luncheon in London of the Anglo-Swedish Society to celebrate Strindbergs centenary. The poet T.S. Eliot presided. Shown left to right (facing)

Rachel, Actress
RACHEL (born Elisa Felix) Swiss-born actress, daughter of Jewish-Alsatian pedlars, the supreme classical actress of the French stage and star of the Comedie Francaise. Date: 1821 - 1858

Rachel Lady Russell
RACHEL lady RUSSELL (nee Wriothesley) wife of William, baron Russell Date: 1636 - 1723

Rachel Van Pool
RACHEL RUYSCH VAN POOL Dutch artist renowned for her flower paintings. Date: 1664 - 1750

Rachel Ctss Middlesex
RACHEL countess of BATH & MIDDLESEX (nee Fane) wife of Lionel Cranfield, third earl. Date: 1613 - 1680

Journey Jacob Rachel land Canaan Rachel directs
Artokoloro

Jacob Draws Water Rachel Animals abreuve le troupeau de Rachel
Artokoloro

Meeting Jacob Rachel Well 1640-49 Pen brown ink
Artokoloro

Rachel September 1 1893 Albumen silver print
Artokoloro

National Park Bavarian Forest (Bayerischer Wald) in the deep of winter. View towards mount Lusen, Mt. Rachel and Mt. Falkenstein. Bavaria, Germany (Large format sizes available)

RACHEL DONELSON JACKSON (1768-1828). Wife of President Andrew Jackson. Engraving and aquatint by Joseph Low, mid-late 19th century

WWI: REFUGEES, 1918. Refugees from Jericho in front of Rachels Tomb in Bethlehem. Photograph, 1918

JACKIE ROBINSON (1919-1972). American baseball player. With his wife Rachel and their children David, Sharon, and Jackie Jr. Photograph by Arthur Rothstein, 1945

Source Size = 2215 x 2311
Mademoiselle Rachel as " valeria"

The Meeting of Jacob and Rachel at the well, Cornelis Cort, Julius Goltzius, after 1563 - before c. 1601

Jacob complains to Laban that he gave him Leah instead of Rachel as his wife, Daniel van den Bremden, c. 1635 - c. 1637

The breakdown, illustration from The Pickwick Papers by Charles Dickens
KW259121 The breakdown, illustration from The Pickwick Papers by Charles Dickens (1812-70) published 1837 (litho) by Browne, Hablot Knight (Phiz) (1815-92); Private Collection; Ken Welsh; English

Jacob Keeping Labans Flock, illustration from Dores The Holy Bible
KW259186 Jacob Keeping Labans Flock, illustration from Dores The Holy Bible, engraved by Pannemaker, 1866 (engraving) by Dore

Jacob with the Daughters of Laban, 1787 (oil on canvas)
XIR221410 Jacob with the Daughters of Laban, 1787 (oil on canvas) by Gauffier, Louis (1761-1801); 100x138 cm; Louvre, Paris, France; (add.info.: Jacob venant trouver les filles de Laban; ); French

Jacob talks with Rachel, Gerrit Bleker, Frederik de Wit, 1638

Jacob and Laban, before 1737 (oil on canvas)
XIR231511 Jacob and Laban, before 1737 (oil on canvas) by Restout, Jean II (1692-1768); 83.5x67.5 cm; Musee des Beaux-Arts, Rouen, France; French, out of copyright

Rachel, Jan Collaert (II), Philips Galle, Cornelis Kiliaan, 1588 - 1597

Jacob kisses Rachel at the well, Gerrit Bleker, Joannes Meyssens, c. 1645 - c. 1656

Jacob kisses Rachel, Esau embraces Jacob, Anonymous, 1615 - 1651

Jacob rotates the stone pit, Claes Jansz. Visscher (II), Nicolaes Visscher Jan van Londerseel (I), 1585 - 1625

Jacob and the men of Haran at the well, print maker: Jan van Londerseel, Gillis Claesz. de Hondecoeter, Claes Jansz. Visscher II, 1601 - 1652

I Wait (Rachel Gurney); Julia Margaret Cameron, British, born India, 1815 - 1879; Freshwater, England, Europe; 1872; Albumen silver print; Image: 32.7 x 25.4 cm (12 7/8 x 10 in.)

Plaque depicting Jacob choosing Rachel to be his Bride; Alcora Ceramic Factory, Spanish, active 1727 - about 1858, After painting by Jacopo Amigoni, Italian, about 1685 - 1752; Alcora, Spain

HOLY TOMBS IN TIBERIAS. The large tomb, upper right, is that of Rabbi Akiba ben Joseph. The tomb upper left, is that of his wife, Rachel. She is buried in the cave below the tomb

RACHEL DONELSON JACKSON (1768-1828). Wife of U. S. President Andrew Jackson. Painting by Ralph E
RACHEL DONELSON JACKSON (1768-1828). Wife of U.S. President Andrew Jackson. Painting by Ralph E.W. Earl (c1785-1838)

GRACE & RACHEL MARTIN, 1780. Grace and Rachel Martin, disguised as rebel soldiers, ambush two English officers carrying documents to South Carolina during the American Revolution, 1780

View of Rachels Tomb, near Bethlehem, Israel
View of Rachels Tomb, near Bethlehem, south of Jerusalem, Israel. Rachel, the wife of Jacob, died when giving birth to Benjamin. Date: circa 1920

Jacob, keeping Labans flocks, sees Rachel at the well. Genesis 29. From Gustave Dores illustrated Bible 1866. Wood engraving

Rachel Verrinder, in front of Godfrey Abelwhite and Miss Clack, making her false confession to her mother that she has pledged the Moonstone to pay private debts

Rachel, Lady Russell (1636-1723), born Rachel Wriothesley, wife of William, Lord Russell the patriot, English Whig statesman

Somerset, Rachel, Cheese on white background, close-up

Proto-Ionic capital. 7th c. Jewish school. Menorah. Sculpture on rock. ISRAEL. Jerusalem. Israel Museum. Proc: ISRAEL. Jerusalem. Ramat Rachel

F܈RICH, Josef von (1800-1876). Jacob Encountering
F܈ RICH, Josef von (1800-1876). Jacob Encountering Rachel with her Fathers Herds. 1836. Romanticism. Nazarenes. Oil on canvas. AUSTRIA. Vienna. Austrian Gallery

RACHEL LOUISE CARSON (1907-1964). American biologist and writer. Photographed with her book Silent Spring

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"Rachel: A Symbol of Strength and Legacy in the Holy Land" In the early 1900s, amidst the captivating landscapes of Palestine, now known as Israel, stands a sacred site - the tomb of Rachel. This historical landmark holds tales that transcend time. One intriguing story involves Lady Willoughby de Broke dressed in a nurse's uniform. Her presence at Rachel's Tomb adds an air of mystery to this already enigmatic place. Another notable visitor was Lady Swaythling, who found solace within these hallowed grounds. The landscape surrounding Jacob and Laban with Laban's Daughters painting from 1654 serves as a backdrop for Rachels Tomb near Bethlehem, and is here where countless pilgrims have sought spiritual enlightenment throughout centuries. Traveling across borders, we find ourselves at Ravenscroft (now called Cleddon Hall) in Wales - birthplace of Bertrand Russell, renowned British philosopher and author. Within its garden lies an artificial cave where Lord and Lady Amberley resided; parents who shaped Russell into the intellectual giant he became. Returning to the Holy Land, we witness both beauty and tragedy unfold simultaneously at Rachel's Tomb while gazing upon Beit Jala in West Bank. The juxtaposition reminds us that life is often filled with joyous moments intertwined with heart-wrenching losses. Amidst these diverse narratives emerges an unexpected artifact - an engraved German artillery shell case from Bezalel School measuring 88 mm. Its presence symbolizes how art can emerge even from times of conflict and turmoil. Ultimately though, it is impossible to discuss Rachel without acknowledging her untimely demise. As history tells us, she met her tragic end too soon but left behind a lasting legacy that continues to inspire generations today. Rachel remains etched in our hearts as a testament to resilience and strength amidst adversity – forever remembered within the depths of her tomb in the Holy Land.