Votive Collection (#6)

Portrait of Mother Catherine-Agnes Arnauld (1593-1671) and Sister Catherine of St
XIR89736 Portrait of Mother Catherine-Agnes Arnauld (1593-1671) and Sister Catherine of St. Suzanne Champaigne (1636-86) the artists daughter

Seated Buddha (gilt bronze)
BAL2638 Seated Buddha (gilt bronze) by Nepalese School, (15th century); Private Collection; Nepalese, out of copyright

Statuette of a man carrying a box, from Arslan Tach, Syria (stone) (detail)
XIR238717 Statuette of a man carrying a box, from Arslan Tach, Syria (stone) (detail) by Assyrian, (7th century BC); National Museum, Aleppo, Syria; out of copyright

Sacred Grove, 1886 (oil on panel)
XKH146441 Sacred Grove, 1886 (oil on panel) by Bocklin, Arnold (1827-1901); 100x150 cm; Hamburger Kunsthalle, Hamburg, Germany; Swiss, out of copyright

Madonna and Child with the donors Alexandre Goubeau and his wife Anne Antoni (oil
XIR156978 Madonna and Child with the donors Alexandre Goubeau and his wife Anne Antoni (oil on canvas) by Rubens, Peter Paul (1577-1640); Musee des Beaux-Arts, Tours

The Votive Church, Built by Maximilian, Vienna Austria 1873

Votive Statuette; Unknown; Etruria; 4th century B.C.; Terracotta; Object: H: 21.6 cm (8 1/2 in.)

Votive Relief to Demeter and Kore; Unknown; Greece, Europe; 425 - 400 B.C.; Marble; Object: H: 53 x W: 53 x D (edge): 3.9 cm (20 7/8 x 20 7/8 x 1 9/16 in.)

Votive Relief to Achilles and Thetis; Unknown; Greece, Theassaly, Europe; about 350 B.C.; Marble; Object: H: 78.1 x W: 132.1 x D: 7.6 cm (30 3/4 x 52 x 3 in.)

Votive Relief (The Cottenham Relief); Unknown; Attica, Greece; about 500 B.C.; Blue-gray marble; Object: H: 27.6 x W: 30.5 x D: 6 cm (10 7/8 x 12 x 2 3/8 in.)

Votive Statuette of Hercle; Unknown; Etruria; 320 - 280 B.C.; Bronze; Object: H: 24.3 cm (9 9/16 in.)

Candles burning in the Armenian orthodox church at Geghard monastery near Garni, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Kotayk region, Armenia

USA, Texas, Votive candles in the chapel of the mission San Juan Capistrano founded in 1731 near San Antonio

USA, California, San Juan Capistrano. Mission San Juan Capistrano, Serra Chapel, b.1782, Votive Candles

Votive stele dedicated by his brother to a man from Ermant, near Thebes. Bas relief carving with eye of Horus at top and various hieroglyphs

Votive painting of Jacopo Pesaro and Pope Alexander VI by Titian 1509

Via Crucis, Via Dolorosa: Simon of Cyrene offering to help Christ carry his cross to Calvary, the place of crucifixion. Virgin Mary in blue follows weeping

Calcite statue of a standing female figure, Yemen, 1stC-2ndC British Museum. Calcite sculptures such as this are typical of South Arabia

Votive Axe made out of jade. Olmec, Mexico 1200-400 BC. Pre-Columbian Mesoamerican Mythology. Artefact

Jade votive axe: Olmec, 1200-400 BC. Mexico Mesoamerican Artefact Pre-Columbian

Ornamented bronze votive cart, from Dejbjaerg
Prehistory, Denmark, Metal Ages. Ornamented bronze votive cart. From Dejbjaerg

Bronze votive boat, from Sardinia Region, Italy
Nuragic civilization, 9th-6th century b.C. Bronze votive boat. From Sardinia Region

Votive disk, from Colfiorito, province of Perugia
Prehistory, Italy, Bronze Age. Votive disk. From Colfiorito, province of Perugia

Anthropomorphic votive bronze figure, from Umbria Region
Prehistory, Italy, Bronze Age. Anthropomorphic votive bronze figure. From Umbria Region

Gold votive cup, from Borgbjerg Banke
Prehistory, Denmark, Bronze Age. Gold votive cup. From Borgbjerg Banke

Votive bronze figurine from Santhia, province of Vercelli, Italy, Bronze Age
Prehistory, Italy, Bronze Age. Votive bronze figurine. From Santhia, province of Vercelli

Engraved bronze votive shovel, from Padua, Italy
Prehistory, Italy, Iron Age. Este culture. Engraved bronze votive shovel. From Padua

Two out of seven ornamented figures being votive ships: man with helmet and bent man, from Grevensaenge
Prehistory, Denmark, Bronze Age. Two out of the seven figures which ornamented a votive ship: man with helmet; bent man. From Grevensaenge

Bronze votive sword hilt in shape of archer standing on stag, from Sardinia Region, Italy
Nuragic civilization, 8th century b.C. Bronze votive sword hilt in shape of an archer standing on a stag. From Sardinia Region

Relief on arts and crafts: votive sistra and small bottles manufacturers, from Saqqara
Egyptian civilization, Late Period, Dynasty XXVI-XXX. Relief on arts and crafts: votive sistra and small bottles manufacturers, from Saqqara

Tunisia, Carthage, Punic civilization, Carthage, Tophet, Votive stele with an inscription to Goddess Tanit
Punic civilization - Tunisia - Tophet of Carthage - 4th century b.C. - Votive stele with an inscription to Goddess Tanit

Tunisia, Carthage, Tophet, Votive stele with relief representing sacrifice to Goddess Tanit
Punic civilization - Tunisia - Tophet of Carthage - 2nd century b.C. - Votive stele with a relief representing a sacrifice to Goddess Tanit. At the top, two sphinxes

Tunis, Carthage, Punic Art, Limestone votive cippus with relief depicting a bottle on an altar
Punic Art - 4th century b.C. - Limestone votive cippus with relief depicting a bottle on an altar, symbol of Carthaginian Goddess Tanit

Votive quivers from Sardinia Region
Nuragic civilization, 5th millennium b.C. Votive quivers. From Sardinia Region

Votive Relief to Asclepius
A votive relief in clay to Asclepius by Cutius from Gaul in return for restoring his hearing. (1st century AD). In the Greco-Roman world

Votive Relief to Asclepius C016 / 8805
This votive relief to Asclepius is a polyvisceral ceramic plaque shaped like an open human chest with some of the internal organs showing (3-2nd century BC)

Votive crown of Recesvinto. 653-672. Made with gold, gems and pearls. Visigothic art. Jewelry. SPAIN. Madrid. National Museum of Archaeology. Proc: SPAIN. Guadamur

The relief from Eleusis. ca. 440 - 430 BC. Votive relief depicting the Eleusinian deities. Depiction of Persephone (right side)

Votive crown of Recesvinto. Made in gold, precious stones and pearls. Visigothic art. Jewelry. Proc: SPAIN. Guadamur

Votive crown. Visigothic art. Jewelry. Proc: SPAIN. Guadamur

Votive sandal. Eneolithic. Sculpture on ivory. Proc: SPAIN. Cuevas de Almanzora. Almizaraque Walls

USA, Arizona, Tucson. Close-up of burning votive candles and Our Lady of Guadalupe statue at Mission San Xavier del Bac

Malta, Valletta, Floriana, Church of St. Publius, votive candles

VIENNA: VOTIVE CHURCH. The Votive Church at Vienna, Austria. Line engraving, 1889

Votive Church, Vienna, Austro-Hungary. Date between ca. 1890 and ca. 1900

Candles burning in glass containers

Hungary - Szeged. In the background is The Votive Church of Our Lady of Hungary, completed in 1930

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