Shepherds Crook

Each element, from the shepherdess's light touch upon the shepherd's crook to the watchful gaze of the stone lion, conveys layers of meaning, inviting the viewer to delve deeper into...

The ascetic figure of the saint, lying immersed in a wild and isolated landscape, is complemented by his two canonical attributes, namely the lamb, the Christological symbol par exce...

Originally, the figure of Osiris was associated with the fertility of the Egyptian land, the renewal of vegetation, and the world of shepherds, as evidenced by the Hekat scepter (whi...

Wonderfully stitched scenes - the shepherd holding a crook, sat beneath a tree, his sheep in the foreground and a cottage in the background.

An original framed abstract “Art Brut” acrylic on artist board. Depicts a Shepherd (identifiable by his crook), surrounded by birds and other shapes, boldly and simply formed in blac...

The arms on the settee are of shepherds’ crook form and the back splats incorporate not only highly delicate and detailed carving but also inlaid marquetry featuring vases of flowers.

In the foreground a shepherd pauses with his crook while a dense flock fills the lane; a small dog keeps close watch at his feet.

The god Osiris, one of the most important in the Egyptian pantheon, was associated with the fertility of the land, specifically with the cycle of renewal of vegetation and livestock,...

He carries a shepherd’s crook in his right hand. Behind the shepherd, on the grassy verge to the left we spy half a dozen hens, wandering free.

She is shown seated, wearing a white silk gown, head tilted slightly to one side and with a shepherd’s crook and wicker hat adorned with flowers in her lap.

Her companion plaque presents a standing shepherd in easy contrapposto, his crook in hand, pausing mid-stride against a similarly wooded and atmospheric setting.

Romantic 19th Century Engraving – Pyrenean Peasants Couple with Dog, c.1840 Description: This is a beautifully detailed 19th-century steel engraving titled Pyrenean Peasants (Landvo...