Life of Jesus Christ
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Annunciation to Mary. Dürer -
Kenosis of God the Son. Loutherbourg -
Visitation of Mary to Elizabeth. Carracci -
Nativity of Jesus. Rubens -
Annunciation of the Birth of the Messiah to the Shepherds. Rembrandt -
Adoration of Jesus by the Shepherds. Bloemaert -
Jesus Receives the Shepherds. Etching by Jan Luyken -
Jesus Receives the Magi. Etching by Jan Luyken -
Jesus Goes down into Egypt. Etching by Jan Luyken -
Jesus Confounds the Scholars in the Temple. Etching by Jan Luyken -
Presentation of Jesus in the Temple & Simeon. Opie -
Adoration of Jesus by the Magi. Vos -
Dream of Saint Joseph. Stella -
Flight of the Holy Family into Egypt. Goltzius -
The Infant Messiah. Loutherbourg -
The Infant John the Baptist. Reynolds -
The Boy Jesus among the Doctors in the Temple. Luini -
John the Baptist. Westall -
John the Baptist at the Jordan. Stradanus -
John the Baptist preaching. Stothard -
Christ baptized. Ryley -
Baptism of Jesus. Penni -
Jesus is tempted. Scheits -
Temptation of Jesus by Satan. Rubens -
Jesus Overcomes Temptation. Etching by Jan Luyken -
Angels minister to Jesus in the wilderness. Passeri -
Wedding at Cana. Zuccaro -
Jesus Turns Water into Wine. Etching by Jan Luyken -
Jesus Converses with Nicodemus. Etching by Jan Luyken -
Jesus Offers Living Water. Etching by Jan Luyken -
Jesus Heals the Sick. Etching by Jan Luyken -
Miracle of the Draught of Fishes. Raphael -
Jesus Calls Fishermen. Etching by Jan Luyken -
Jesus Calls Nathaniel. Etching by Jan Luyken -
Christ came into Galilee. Parros -
Simon Peter and Andrew with Christ. Mortier -
Christ heals the possessed. Jan Luyken -
Christ cleanses a leper. Jan Luyken -
The hem of his garment. Jan Luyken -
The Syro-Phoenician woman. Jan Luyken -
Christ calls Levi. Houbraken -
Christ sends evil spirits into swine. Pntz -
A dispute with the pharisees. Passeri -
Christ heals a paralytic. De Vos -
The man with the withered hand. Orley -
The epileptic boy. Jan Luyken -
Christ heals the blind. Bourdon -
The disciples pluck ears of corn. Caspar Luyken -
Christ preaching. French School -
Preaching from a ship. French School -
Christ chooses the twelve apostles. Passeri -
Christ sends the twelve apostles. Mortier -
The barren fig tree. French School -
Christ stills the storm. Parros -
Walking on the sea. Schellenberg -
Christ stills the storm. Loutherbourg -
Walking on the sea. Loutherbourg -
Christ raises Jairus’ daughter. Kappner -
Christ raises Jairus’ daughter. after Rembrandt -
Christ feeds the people. French School -
Saint Peter given the keys. Rubens -
Christ foretells his death and resurrection. Passeri -
The Transfiguration. French School -
The Transfiguration. De Vos -
John the Baptist. Guido Reni -
The death of John the Baptist. Rembrandt -
John the Baptist Beheaded. Loutherbourg -
Judging the twelve tribes of Israel. Le Clerc -
Beheading of John the Baptist. Mortier -
The sons of Zebedee and their mother, and James the martyr. Kraussen -
Christ blesses little children. West -
The rich young man. Mortier -
Christ cures Bartimaeus. Kussell -
Christ rides into Jerusalem. Passeri -
The cleansing of the Temple. Schellenberg -
The widow’s mite. Jan and Caspar Luyken -
Jesus disputes with the Pharisees. French School -
Showing the tribute money. after Rubens -
Jesus teaches in the Temple. Perelle -
The destruction of the Temple foretold. Caspar Luyken -
Predictions of the end-time. Borcht -
Christ anointed by a woman. Jan Luyken -
Judas sells Jesus. Stradanus -
Christ institutes the Eucharist. French School -
Christ in Gethsemane. Schellenberg -
Jesus’ disciples sleep. Houbraken -
Christ apprehended in the Garden. Goltzius -
The High Priest rent his clothes. Passeri -
Christ mocked as a prophet. Durer -
Peter denies Christ. Houbraken -
Jesus brought before Pilate. Mortier -
Jesus scourged. Marillier -
Christ saluted. French School -
Christ taken to be crucified. De Bruin -
Jesus crucified. Mignard -
Jesus crucified. after Rubens -
Christ taken down. Kussell -
Christ taken down. Rembrandt -
the empty tomb. Smirke
