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Virgen Collection

"Virgen: A Symbol of Faith, Propaganda, and Artistic Beauty" During the Spanish Civil War, the cry of "Viva España

Background imageVirgen Collection: Spanish Civil War. Viva Espa񡦱uot;. Propaganda

Spanish Civil War. Viva Espa񡦱uot;. Propaganda
" Spanish Civil War. " Viva Espa񡦱 uot; ". Propaganda poster from the Fascist side with and illustration of la Virgen del Pilar (Our Lady of the Pillar)."

Background imageVirgen Collection: SPAIN. Zaragoza. Virgen of Our Lady of the Pillar

SPAIN. Zaragoza. Virgen of Our Lady of the Pillar (15th c.)

Background imageVirgen Collection: Statue of Saint Florian at the historic inn Neuwirt in Virgen, Virgen valley, East Tyrol

Statue of Saint Florian at the historic inn Neuwirt in Virgen, Virgen valley, East Tyrol, Austria

Background imageVirgen Collection: Historic inn Neuwirt in Virgen, Virgen valley, East Tyrol, Austria

Historic inn Neuwirt in Virgen, Virgen valley, East Tyrol, Austria

Background imageVirgen Collection: Green honeycreeper

Green honeycreeper
GENNARO DI NOTO

Background imageVirgen Collection: Procession of Our Lady of Grace in the Cebada Square

Procession of Our Lady of Grace in the Cebada Square (Madrid), circa 1741, by Manuel de Chozas (18th century). History Museum. Madrid. Spain

Background imageVirgen Collection: Procession of Our Lady of Grace in the Cebada Square, Madrid

Procession of Our Lady of Grace in the Cebada Square, Madrid
Procession of Our Lady of Grace in the Cebada Square (Madrid), circa 1741, by Manuel de Chozas (18th century). History Museum. Madrid. Spain

Background imageVirgen Collection: DDE-90028842

DDE-90028842
The cascades in the valley of river Isel in fall, national park Hohe Tauern. East Tyrol, Austria. Date: 22/01/2009

Background imageVirgen Collection: DDE-90028845

DDE-90028845
The cascades in the valley of river Isel in fall, national park Hohe Tauern. East Tyrol, Austria. Date: 22/01/2009

Background imageVirgen Collection: DDE-90028844

DDE-90028844
The cascades in the valley of river Isel in fall, national park Hohe Tauern. East Tyrol, Austria. Date: 22/01/2009

Background imageVirgen Collection: DDE-90028843

DDE-90028843
The cascades in the valley of river Isel in fall, national park Hohe Tauern. East Tyrol, Austria. Date: 22/01/2009

Background imageVirgen Collection: DDE-90028841

DDE-90028841
The cascades of river isel called Umbalfaelle in fall in the national park Hohe Tauern. East Tyrol, Austria. Date: 22/01/2009

Background imageVirgen Collection: DDE-90028840

DDE-90028840
The cascades of river isel called Umbalfaelle in fall in the national park Hohe Tauern. East Tyrol, Austria. Date: 22/01/2009

Background imageVirgen Collection: Sant Antoni Maria Claret (1807-1870). Torras i Bages, Josep (1846 - 1916), Bishop

Sant Antoni Maria Claret (1807-1870). Torras i Bages, Josep (1846 - 1916), Bishop, Paintings of the Cambril de la Virgen de Montserrat

Background imageVirgen Collection: Giulio Romano (1499-1546). Italian painter. Noli me tangere

Giulio Romano (1499-1546). Italian painter. Noli me tangere
Giulio Romano (1499-1546). Italian painter, pupil of Raphael. Noli me tangere. Christ appears to Saint Mary Magdalen after the resurrectIon. Wood. Mannerism. Prado Museum. Spain

Background imageVirgen Collection: Views Mexico City Mexique 1865 Falconnet Louis

Views Mexico City Mexique 1865 Falconnet Louis
Views of Mexico City, Mexique, 1865, Falconnet, Louis, Albumen, between 1864 and 1866, Two photographs of buildings in Mexico City

Background imageVirgen Collection: Spain. Andalusia. Sevilla. Archbishops Palace

Spain. Andalusia. Sevilla. Archbishops Palace built in 18th century. Facade. Virgin of the Kings Square

Background imageVirgen Collection: La Virgen de la Mosca. beg. 16th c. SPAIN. Toro

La Virgen de la Mosca. beg. 16th c. SPAIN. Toro. Colegiata de Santa Maric la Mayor (Collegiate Church of Santa Maric la Mayor). Detail with the Queen Isabel studying. Flemish art. Oil

Background imageVirgen Collection: Gothic altarpiece of the Cruxificion, by Bernardo de Aras (1

Gothic altarpiece of the Cruxificion, by Bernardo de Aras (1448-1471). Aragonese School. From the Hospital of Our Lady of Hope. Museum of Huesca. Aragon. Spain

Background imageVirgen Collection: Jose Luzan (1710-1785). Spanish painter. Altarpiece. St. An

Jose Luzan (1710-1785). Spanish painter. Altarpiece. St. Anthony of Padua with the infant Jesus, St. Seraphim of Ascoli and blest Bernardo de Corte, 1781

Background imageVirgen Collection: Detail of the source-streetlight by the sculptor Jose Lafita

Detail of the source-streetlight by the sculptor Jose Lafita Diaz (1887-1945), erected in 1929 for the Ibero-American Exposition

Background imageVirgen Collection: Virgin of the Valley Monument and St. Marys Tower, Ecija

Virgin of the Valley Monument and St. Marys Tower, Ecija
Monumento a la Virgen del Valle (Monument/Triumph of the Virgin of the Valley) y Torre de Santa Maria (and the Tower of the Church of St)

Background imageVirgen Collection: Picture No. 11014386

Picture No. 11014386
The Chapel of the Virgen de la Soledad - in the San Pedro church Priego de Cordoba, Cordoba province, Andalusia, Spain Date:

Background imageVirgen Collection: Picture No. 10885082

Picture No. 10885082
Cascada de la Virgen / Virgin's Falls shrine - shrine devoted to the Virgin of Immaculate Conception which is located at the foot of the waterfall Date:

Background imageVirgen Collection: Virgen de los Reyes Catolicos 15th Century anonymous painting showing Queen Elizabeth (right)

Virgen de los Reyes Catolicos 15th Century anonymous painting showing Queen Elizabeth (right), on the left King Ferdinand, Prince John and the Inquisitor General, Tomas de Torquemada

Background imageVirgen Collection: ROJAS, Pablo de (1549-1611). The Immaculate Conception

ROJAS, Pablo de (1549-1611). The Immaculate Conception or Virgen de los Favores de Granada. 17th c. SPAIN. Granada. Cathedral. Baroque art.; Mannerism art. Sculpture on wood

Background imageVirgen Collection: SPAIN. ANDALUSIA. Sevilla. Cathedral. Virgen

SPAIN. ANDALUSIA. Sevilla. Cathedral. Virgen de los Reyes (Virgin of the Kings), patron saint of Sevilla. Gothic art. Sculpture

Background imageVirgen Collection: Virgen De Montserrat

Virgen De Montserrat
Nuestra Senora De Montserrat



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"Virgen: A Symbol of Faith, Propaganda, and Artistic Beauty" During the Spanish Civil War, the cry of "Viva España. " echoed through the streets as propaganda posters adorned walls with images of brave soldiers and patriotic slogans. Among these symbols was the iconic image of Our Lady of the Pillar in Zaragoza, a powerful representation of devotion and national pride. In a different context, far away from Spain's turmoil, nature also celebrates its own version of virgins. The vibrant green honeycreeper flits among tropical foliage, embodying grace and beauty in its flight. Back to Spain's religious traditions, processions honoring Our Lady of Grace take place in Cebada Square in Madrid. These solemn events bring together communities to pay homage to their beloved virgin while showcasing their rich cultural heritage. Art history enthusiasts may recognize Giulio Romano's masterpiece "Noli me tangere, " depicting an encounter between Jesus Christ and Mary Magdalene. This renowned Italian painter captured the emotional intensity surrounding this biblical scene with his exceptional talent. Moving south to Andalusia's Sevilla, we find another significant site associated with virgins - the Archbishops Palace. This majestic building stands as a testament to faith and power throughout centuries. Traveling further east brings us to Virgen valley in East Tyrol, Austria. Nestled within this picturesque landscape lies the historic inn Neuwirt where visitors can admire a statue dedicated to Saint Florian – yet another symbol representing purity and protection. Whether it be through war-time propaganda or artistic masterpieces; whether found amidst bustling cities or serene valleys; virgens continue to captivate our hearts with their timeless allure. They remind us that faith transcends borders and cultures while inspiring awe-inspiring devotion wherever they are revered.