Mary Magdalene

The painter has always been fascinated by the idea of the women at the tomb; the Mary Magdalene’s unexpected meeting with someone she thought dead, especially as depicted by Duccio d...

The painter has always been fascinated by the idea of the women at the tomb; the Mary Magdalene’s unexpected meeting with someone she thought dead, especially as depicted by Duccio d...

As a devoted follower of Jesus and often referred to as the "Apostle to the Apostles," Mary Magdalene holds a vital place in Christian tradition.

As a devoted follower of Jesus and often referred to as the "Apostle to the Apostles," Mary Magdalene holds a vital place in Christian tradition.

The pink of the sky reflects off the still-wet streets and the marble columns of the Church of Saint Mary Magdalene. The lit streetlamps and lights in the windows of the distant high...

Frame: Width: 18,11 in (46 cm) Depth: 15,74 in (40 cm) Canvas: Width: 8,85 in (22,5 cm) Depth: 6,88 in (17,5 cm) - A 17th Century italian painting of Christ crucified accompanied...

A stunning Old Master 18th or possibly 17th century Italian Baroque School religious portrait painting depicting a suffering lady (we believe this could be Mary Magdalene). It is al...

This scene depicts the collaborative efforts of Joseph of Arimathea, Saint John and Nicodemus as they moved Christ's body from the cross to his tomb, watched by the two grieving Mary...

After the murder of her husband, she wished to join the monastery of Saint Mary Magdalene at Cascia, but was turned away and given the seemingly impossible task of reconciling her fa...

Christ is shown on the cross, accompanied by the Three Marys - Mary Magdalene, Mary Salome, and Mary of Cleophas - each embodying grief and reverence as they contemplate His sacrific...

The painting shows the celebrated biblical episode of “Christ in the house of Simon the Pharisee” (Luke 7:36-50), in which the penitent Mary Magdalene anoints the Lord’s feet, obtain...

Who Washes the feet of Mary Magdalene: 16.5 H x 5 W x 5.5 D in. Pieta: 13.5 H x 6 W x 5.5 D in.

Painted in the late 20th century, this vibrant oil on canvas captures a lively Parisian street scene animated by figures, carriages, and bustling flower vendors before the Church of ...

A saint holding a skull signifies "Memento Mori" (Remember Death), reminding viewers and the saint of human mortality, the fleeting nature of earthly life, and the call to live virtu...

This beautifully stylized Christ figure is framed by a radiant halo, with Mary and Mary Magdalene positioned at his side in elegant Art Deco form.

The focal point of the composition is the wounded hand, kissed by Mary Magdalene, and the theme of the work is meditation on the Passion of Christ, also evoked by the instruments of ...

The scene portrays Mary Magdalene in contemplative solitude within a rocky wilderness landscape, shown barefoot beside a devotional book and a skull — traditional symbols of repentan...

We see the Virgin on the left next to Mary Magdalene, while Joseph of Arimathea supports the body of Jesus.

The figures are rendered with pathos and intimacy: Christ’s serene countenance contrasts with the anguish of the Virgin, Mary Magdalene, and the faithful attendants. Subtle highlight...

Furthermore, this particular hairstyle that made her famous was also revived during the Renaissance and an example is Saint Catherine in Giovanni Bellini's painting of the "Madonna w...

Teresa: 18 in H x 4.5 in D Olympia: 15 in H x 5 in D The Fruits of Our Labor: 14.5 in H x 5 in W x 4.5 in D Who Washes the Feet of Mary Magdalene?: 16.5 in H x 5 in W x 5.5 in D.

Who Washes the Feet of Mary Magdalene: 6.5 H x 5 W x 5.5 D in.

It is typical of Annibale's style in Rome but still linked to his early style – Mary Magdalene's red and gold dress is almost identical to Good Fortune or Happiness in his Allegory o...

Magdalen Chapel near Winchester – Antique Engraving of Medieval Hospital Site, 1790 This detailed antique engraving presents a series of architectural views and plans of the Magdale...

The Magdalen Chapel formed part of the Hospital of St Mary Magdalene, founded in 1148 to provide care for the sick and poor.

Painting oil on canvas, measuring 82 x 112 cm without frame and 100 x 130 cm with contemporary frame, depicting Christ in the house of Mary and Magdalene by the painter Francesco Bas...

The series encompasses depictions of both historic and modern women, including Mary Magdalene, Simone de Bouvoir, Malala, Elizabeth I, the Last Witch of Salem, and an Unknown Suffrag...

Mary Magdalene appears near Christ’s lower body, her gesture conveying devotion and sorrow.

He won the Prix de Rome in 1890 and exhibited at the Salon des Artistes Français, of which he was a member from 1889 and where he was awarded a second-class medal in 1898 for The Con...

The series encompasses depictions of both historic and modern women, including Mary Magdalene, Simone de Bouvoir, Malala, Elizabeth I, the Last Witch of Salem, and an Unknown Suffrag...

According to legend, an ordinary egg, symbolically presented by Mary Magdalene to the Roman Emperor Tiberius, changed its color to reveal the truth to him.

The works are located in: "Portrait of Cardinal Julian Vaivoda", 1983, in the Vatican Museum in Rome "Portrait of Pope John Paul II, 1982, in the Roman Catholic Metropolitan Curia...

The works are located in: "Portrait of Cardinal Julian Vaivoda", 1983, in the Vatican Museum in Rome "Portrait of Pope John Paul II, 1982, in the Roman Catholic Metropolitan Curia...

The works are located in: "Portrait of Cardinal Julian Vaivoda", 1983, in the Vatican Museum in Rome "Portrait of Pope John Paul II, 1982, in the Roman Catholic Metropolitan Curia...

The works are located in: "Portrait of Cardinal Julian Vaivoda", 1983, in the Vatican Museum in Rome "Portrait of Pope John Paul II, 1982, in the Roman Catholic Metropolitan Curia...

The works are located in: "Portrait of Cardinal Julian Vaivoda", 1983, in the Vatican Museum in Rome "Portrait of Pope John Paul II, 1982, in the Roman Catholic Metropolitan Curia...

My inspiration was the Biblical character, Mary Magdalene. Defined by men, she embodied contradictions; sinner/saint, leader/disciple, penitent/proud, overlooked/honored.

My inspiration was the Biblical character, Mary Magdalene. Defined by men, she embodied contradictions; sinner/saint, leader/disciple, penitent/proud, overlooked/honored.

My inspiration was the Biblical character, Mary Magdalene. Defined by men, she embodied contradictions; sinner/saint, leader/disciple, penitent/proud, overlooked/honored.

My inspiration was the Biblical character, Mary Magdalene. Defined by men, she embodied contradictions; sinner/saint, leader/disciple, penitent/proud, overlooked/honored.

He won the Prix de Rome in 1890 and exhibited at the Salon des Artistes Français, of which he was a member from 1889 and where he was awarded a second-class medal in 1898 for The Con...

In this painting, an aristocratic French lady is depicted in the guise of Mary Magdalene, wearing classical pink and blue robes, holding the alabaster ointment jar she used for anoin...

The cross features several other figures, including: The Virgin Mary, St. John the Evangelist, Mary Magdalene, Mary the Mother of James, and the Centurion.

This sculpture group depicts the death of Saint Joseph with Christ and Mary Magdalene. The death of Saint Joseph is often depicted in art with a sense of serenity and peace, though ...

At the foot of the cross, Mary Magdalene kneels, her eyes lowered, embraces the bottom of the cross, in an attitude full of tenderness and adoration she rests her cheek against the f...

The peculiarity of the portrait, probably executed after her return to her homeland, is that the noblewoman takes the form of a charming Mary Magdalene, depicted here following her r...

Behind her, Jesus is positioned on the cross with stylized, bleeding wounds, while two additional mourning figures, possibly Mary Magdalene and John the Apostle, observe from the low...

Museum and Gallery Holdings: Brest (MBA): Yellow Sea, Camaret Lille (MBA): Mary Magdalene Praying (painted wood) Paris (Mus. d'Orsay): Love; Birth; Dream; Death (four panels of a woo...

It is near Magdala, the ancient fishing town where Mary Magdalene was born. Safed was the site of battles during the crusades.

The subjects of the large miniatures are as follows: St John on Patmos, sitting down writing with an eagle at his side f.17; Annunciation, with the Virgin facing Gabriel, the Holy Sp...

The "Virgin with Dove" was achieved with an airbrushed aquatint, an acid resist etching that protects the copper plate. Mary Magdalene (1994), a sculpture made of silicon bronze and...

In several Crucifixions, Christ and Mary Magdalene are painted in white. Savelli needs to experience new emotions; by now he finds the Roman School too limiting, whereas Futurism and...

Joan Reixach (1431-1486) Penitent Saint Mary Magdalene Tempera and oil painting on pine panel 129 x 53,5 cm Valencia, around 1475-1485 This painting portrays the figure of ...

The skull is a renunciation of the vanities of life and can also lead us to believe in a cult that Mary Magdalene would render to her deceased "husband".

17th century gouache on vellum depicting Mary Magdalene repentant. Probably Flemish school or northern Italy.

"Mary Magdalene" — Jan Van Balen (1611-1654) oil on copper Enframed with a leaf wooden frame of the same period cm 99x73 Jan van Balen (21 July 1611, Antwerp – 14 March 1654) was ...

"Mary Magdalene" — Jan Van Balen (1611-1654) oil on copper Enframed with a leaf wooden frame of the same period cm 99x73 Jan van Balen (21 July 1611, Antwerp – 14 March 1654) was ...