Religious Painting Collection

The Last Supper by Philippe de Champaigne, painted around 1652, Louvre Museum, Paris, France, Europe

Thangka depicting Green Tara (gouache on textile)
CHT182438 Thangka depicting Green Tara (gouache on textile) by Tibetan School; Musee Guimet, Paris, France; (add.info.: Le paradis de la Tara verte; Tara is a female saviour)

Ethiopian style religious painting in the small Catholic church at Kalacha on the edge of the Chalbi Desert

Ecstasy of Saint Teresa. 1692 (painting)
6276768 Ecstasy of Saint Teresa. 1692 (painting) by Belgian School (17th Century); Zwatzusterklooster, Oudenaarde, Belgium; ePaul Maeyaert; Belgian, out of copyright

Thangka of the Buddha (gouache on canvas)
CHT182439 Thangka of the Buddha (gouache on canvas) by Tibetan School; Private Collection; eArchives Charmet; Tibetan, out of copyright

Saint Augustine in adoration of the Holy Mary. 1692 (painting)
6276771 Saint Augustine in adoration of the Holy Mary. 1692 (painting) by Belgian School (17th Century); Zwatzusterklooster, Oudenaarde, Belgium; ePaul Maeyaert; Belgian, out of copyright

A 16th century wall painting of Christ in his Passion, the Last Supper shared by Jesus and his disciples, Vault de Lugny Church, Yonne, France, Europe

A painting of Garuda by students at the National Institute for Zorig Chusum the school of thirteen arts and crafts
A painting of Garuda by students at the National Institute for Zorig Chusum " the school of thirteen arts and crafts

A monk bows before an image of a deity, Sera Monastery
Sera Monastery. Along Seras kora, or pilgrimage circuit, a monk bows before a rock-painted image of Yama Dharmaraja, a bull-headed protector deity favoured by the Gelugpa school

St Peters Church, Henfield
Postcard print of font with cover, St Peter s, Henfield. Hordern Collection General Photographic Collection West Sussex Record Office Ref No PH5532

Bernard van Orley, (Barend van Orley) Flemish, Belgian painter (1490-1541). Mary and Child (Jesus and Mary)

Carl Heinrich Bloch (1834-1890)Danish painter Mary and the Angel (The Annunciation)

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"Exploring the Divine: A Glimpse into Religious Painting" Immerse yourself in the captivating world of religious painting, where art becomes a gateway to spirituality and devotion. Step into the Louvre Museum in Paris and witness Philippe de Champaigne's masterpiece, "The Last Supper. " Painted around 1652, this iconic depiction of Jesus and his disciples invites contemplation on sacrifice and redemption. Travel eastwards to discover the mesmerizing Thangka depicting Green Tara, rendered with delicate gouache on textile. This Tibetan Buddhist artwork embodies compassion and enlightenment, offering solace to those seeking spiritual guidance. Venturing further into Ethiopia, be enchanted by an Ethiopian style religious painting housed within a small Catholic church. Vibrant colors intertwine with ancient traditions, celebrating faith amidst cultural diversity. Experience ecstasy through Gian Lorenzo Bernini's brushstrokes in "Ecstasy of Saint Teresa. " Created in 1692, this Baroque masterpiece captures the mystical union between Saint Teresa of Avila and divine love—a testament to transcendent devotion. Journeying to Jerusalem's Armenian Patriarchate reveals intricate Majolica tile decorations from the 17th century. These tiles narrate stories of faith while adorning sacred spaces with their exquisite craftsmanship. Witness Francesco Solimena's attributed canvas painting titled "Immaculate Conception, " evoking awe-inspiring beauty as it explores Mary's immaculate conception—an emblematic moment within Christian theology that celebrates purity and grace. Return once more to Thangka artistry as you encounter a vivid gouache-on-canvas portrayal of Buddha. Delve into Buddhist philosophy through this visual representation that encapsulates serenity and enlightenment. Saint Augustine finds himself immersed in adoration before Holy Mary in another remarkable piece from 1692. Through skillful strokes, this painting conveys reverence towards divinity while inspiring introspection on one's own spiritual journey.