Saint Mary Collection (page 5)

St. Anne Revealing to the Virgin the Prophecy of Isaiah, c1749. Creator: Noël Hallé
St. Anne Revealing to the Virgin the Prophecy of Isaiah, c1749

Madonna and Child, c1425. Creator: Master of the Bargello Judgment of Paris
Madonna and Child, c1425

The Assumption, between c1653 and c1655. Creator: Laurent de la Hyre
The Assumption, between c1653 and c1655

Study for an Adoration of the Magi, in the background a ruin with two Corinthian columns, 1832-1885

Madonna and Child, 1480-1485. Creator: Bartolomeo Montagna
Madonna and Child, 1480-1485. Christ and Mary's divinity is downplayed; their halos are just barely visible and they appear quite simply as mother and son

Madonna with child, c.1826-c.1830. Creator: Pieter Christoffel Wonder
Madonna with child, c.1826-c.1830

Holy Family, 1707. Creator: John Smith
Holy Family, 1707

The flight to Egypt, c.1659-1660. Creator: Moses ter Borch
The flight to Egypt, c.1659-1660

The Virgin Appearing to the Guardian Angel, between c1717 and c1718. Creator: Giovanni Battista Piazzetta
The Virgin Appearing to the Guardian Angel, between c1717 and c1718

The Marriage at Cana, c.1530-c.1532. Creator: Jan Cornelisz Vermeyen
The Marriage at Cana, c.1530-c.1532. Other Title(s): The calling of St John during the marriage at Cana. This painting depicts a moment that preceded the miracle

Annunciation to the Virgin, 1723. Creator: Jacob de Wit
Annunciation to the Virgin, 1723

Central panel of a Memorial Triptych, formerly called the Gertz Memorial Triptych, with the Lamentation, after c.1527

The Adoration of the Kings, 1619. Creator: Hendrick ter Brugghen
The Adoration of the Kings, 1619. Other Title(s): The Adoration of the Magi

The Crucifixion, c.1447. Creator: Giovanni di Paolo
The Crucifixion, c.1447. Other Title(s): The Crucifixion with Mary, John, Mary Magdalene, St Longinus and the Converted Centurion

The Holy Family, c.1535. Creator: Benvenuto Tisi da Garofalo
The Holy Family, c.1535

Holy Family with Saint Catherine, 1525. Creator: Francesco Torbido
Holy Family with Saint Catherine, 1525

Madonna of Humility, c.1353. Creator: Bartolommeo Bulgarini
Madonna of Humility, c.1353

Virgin and Child, c.1670. Creator: Bartolomé Esteban Murillo
Virgin and Child, c.1670

The Annunciation, 1700-1800. Creator: Bartolomé Esteban Murillo (follower of)
The Annunciation, 1700-1800

The Adoration of the Shepherds, 1560-1572. Creator: Anthonie Blocklandt
The Adoration of the Shepherds, 1560-1572

Memorial Panel for Jacob Jan van Assendelft and his Wife Haesgen van Outshoorn, after c.1500. Creator: Anon
Memorial Panel for Jacob Jan van Assendelft and his Wife Haesgen van Outshoorn, after c.1500

Crucifixion of Christ, with the Virgin and St John, c.1535-c.1540. Creator: Anon
Crucifixion of Christ, with the Virgin and St John, c.1535-c.1540

Triptych with the Lamentation, c.1515-c.1520. Creator: Jan Mostaert
Triptych with the Lamentation, c.1515-c.1520

Calvary, c.1520. Creator: Pseudo-Jan Wellens de Cock
Calvary, c.1520. This monumental painting contains seven scenes from the Passion spread over four levels. In the foreground are the soldiers dicing for Christ's cloak (Matthew 27:35; Mark 15)

Madonna of Humility, 1429-1439. Creator: Giovanni da Francia
Madonna of Humility, 1429-1439

Madonna and Child, c.1490-c.1520. Creator: School of Giovanni Bellini
Madonna and Child, c.1490-c.1520

Assumption of the Virgin, 1640-1672. Creator: Jacob Willemsz de Wet the elder
Assumption of the Virgin, 1640-1672

The Lamentation, 1640. Creator: Pieter de Grebber
The Lamentation, 1640

The Adoration of the Magi, c.1585. Creator: Paolo Farinati
The Adoration of the Magi, c.1585

Madonna and Child, 1512-1517. Creator: Giovanni Battista Cima da Conegliano
Madonna and Child, 1512-1517

Virgin and Child, c.1300. Creator: Master of the Badia a Isola Maesta
Virgin and Child, c.1300. Other Title(s): Madonna and Child

The Adoration of the Magi, c.1480-c.1485. Creator: Geertgen tot Sint Jans
The Adoration of the Magi, c.1480-c.1485. Other Title(s): The Adoration of the Magi. The three kings presenting their gifts occupy the foreground of the Amsterdam Adoration

Virgin and Child with Saint Anne and Saints Francis and Lidwina, with Donors (Anna Selbdritt), c.1490-c.1500. St Anne is seated on a high throne beneath a canopy in a landscape

Triptych with Adoration of the Magi (center and inner wings), Saint Antony Abbot (left)
Triptych with Adoration of the Magi (center and inner wings), Saint Antony Abbot (left, outer wing) and Saint Adrian (right, outer wing), c.1500-c.1504. Attributed to Master of Alkmaar

Madonna and Child with Sts Catherine, Francis of Assisi, John the Baptist, John the Evangelist, Antony of Padua and Mary Magdalene, 1510-1520

The Adoration of the Shepherds, 1580-1699. Creator: Maerten de Vos (copy after)
The Adoration of the Shepherds, 1580-1699

Virgin and Child, 1381-1410. Creator: School of Lorenzo Monaco
Virgin and Child, 1381-1410

Bust of Saint Mary (formerly entitled Madonna), c.1381-c.1425. Creator: Lorenzo Monaco
Bust of Saint Mary (formerly entitled Madonna), c.1381-c.1425

Virgin Annunciate, c.1392-c.1412. Creator: Lorenzo di Niccolo
Virgin Annunciate, c.1392-c.1412

Virgin and Child with St Anne, 1630. Creator: Dirck van Hoogstraten
Virgin and Child with St Anne, 1630. Also known in English by its German name, Anna Selbdritt, such depictions as the present painting show three generations of the Holy Family

Virgin at the Window. Creator: Barthel Beham
Virgin at the Window

Madonna with Flower Vase, c. 1520. Creator: Barthel Beham
Madonna with Flower Vase, c. 1520

Madonna with Skull, 1520s. Creator: Barthel Beham
Madonna with Skull, 1520s

The Holy Family with John the Baptist and Elizabeth, unknown date. Creator: Anon
The Holy Family with John the Baptist and Elizabeth, unknown date

The Holy Family, unknown date. Creator: Anon
The Holy Family, unknown date

Deesis with St. Nicholas and an unknown saint, unknown date. Creator: Unknown
Deesis with St. Nicholas and an unknown saint, unknown date

Nativity, c.1550-c.1600. Creator: Jheronimus Bosch (manner of)
Nativity, c.1550-c.1600. Other Title(s): The Adoration of the Child

The Holy Virgin's chronology book of hours, c.1400. Creator: Unknown
The Holy Virgin's chronology book of hours, c.1400

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"Saint Mary: A Timeless Icon of Devotion and Beauty" Throughout history, it has been depicted in various forms of art, capturing the essence of her divine presence. From oil paintings on wood panels to frescoes adorning church walls, her image continues to inspire awe and reverence. In "The Adoration of the Christ Child, " an unknown artist skillfully portrays Saint Mary's tender love for her son. The delicate brushstrokes convey a sense of serenity and devotion that transcends time. Fra Angelico's "The Annunciation" transports us back to the 15th century, where we witness the pivotal moment when Saint Mary receives news of her sacred mission. The vibrant colors and intricate details showcase the artist's mastery in capturing this holy event. Traveling to Whitby, Yorkshire, England, we find St. Mary's Church nestled amidst a picturesque harbor and abbey. This architectural marvel stands as a testament to Saint Mary's enduring influence across continents. Sandro Botticelli's "Madonna of the Magnificat" captivates with its ethereal beauty. Every brushstroke seems infused with grace as Saint Mary cradles baby Jesus in her arms while contemplating his divine destiny. Venturing into Ethiopia's Wollo region, one discovers a mesmerizing fresco depicting Madonna and Child at St. Mary’s Church (Bieta Maryam). This artwork serves as a reminder that Saint Mary’s reach extends far beyond Western traditions. Lorenzo Monaco’s masterpiece "The Intercession of Christ and the Virgin" showcases both motherly love and spiritual power emanating from Saint Mary as she intercedes on behalf of humanity before God. Michelangelo Caravaggio captures raw emotion in "The Laying in the Tomb. " Here we witness Saint Mary grieving over her son’s lifeless body—a poignant reminder that even saints experience profound sorrow.