Home›Christian Art›Object Type›PaintingBrowse ByPaintingThis page groups artworks by what they actually show. Wikipedia notes that "images can often be divided into 'iconic images,' just showing one or more figures, and 'narrative images' showing moments from an episode or story involving sacred figures." Browsing by object-type lets a visitor tell a single-figure image from a story scene.FactsPaintingSourcesComments (0)Reader Challenges (0)FactsComparisonPrimary Academic DisciplineWell-attestedArt History 1PaintingFilter Results47 entriesIn GroupAllApocalypse and Last Judgement in Christian Art (1)Church Architecture and Decoration in Christian Art (1)Devotional Icons in Christian Art (4)Life of Christ in Christian Art (2)Old Testament Scenes in Christian Art (10)Popes and Church Leaders in Christian Art (2)Reformers and Protestant Leaders in Christian Art (2)Saints in Christian Art (23)Virgin and Child in Christian Art (2)Authored ByAllAndrei Rublev (1)TraditionAllChristianity (30)Judaism (11)MediumAllEncaustic (beeswax) and tempera on sycamore fig wood (1)Icon (1)Oil and tempera on lime wood panel (1)Oil on canvas (6)Oil on oak panel (1)Oil on panel (2)Oil on panel, circa 1638, by Nicolaes Moeyaert, Rijksmuseum (1)Tempera icon, kept veiled behind a protective covering (1)Art TraditionAllApocalypse and Last Judgement in Christian Art (1)Church Architecture and Decoration in Christian Art (1)Devotional Icons in Christian Art (4)Life of Christ in Christian Art (2)Old Testament Scenes in Christian Art (10)Popes and Church Leaders in Christian Art (2)Reformers and Protestant Leaders in Christian Art (2)Saints in Christian Art (23)Virgin and Child in Christian Art (2)PlaceAllGermany (1)United States (1)Show ResultsBrowseCompareSelect all 47Annunciation Triptych (Merode Altarpiece) (Workshop of Robert Campin, The Cloisters)PaintingChrist in the Desert (Ivan Kramskoi, 1872)PaintingElijah Fed by the Raven (National Gallery of Art, 1961.9.35)PaintingHagar and Ishmael (Metropolitan Museum of Art, 95.22.8)PaintingHagar in the Wilderness (Metropolitan Museum of Art, 38.64)PaintingIcon of Christ and Abbot MenaPaintingIcon of the Three Hierarchs (Historical Museum in Sanok)PaintingInterior of Saint Peter's, Rome (Giovanni Paolo Panini)PaintingIsaac Blessing Jacob (Gerbrand van den Eeckhout, Metropolitan Museum of Art, 25.110.16)PaintingJeremiah Lamenting the Destruction of Jerusalem (Rembrandt van Rijn, 1630)PaintingJoan of Arc (Metropolitan Museum of Art, 89.21.1)PaintingKykkos Icon of the Virgin MaryPaintingLaw and Gospel (Cranach Panel Painting, Circa 1529)PaintingMagdalene with the Smoking Flame (Louvre, RF 1949 11)PaintingMartin Luther (Workshop of Lucas Cranach the Elder, Metropolitan Museum of Art, 55.220.2)PaintingOur Lady of Mercy, called the Pilgrim of Quito (Metropolitan Museum of Art, Cuzco School, circa 1730 to 1740)PaintingPortrait of Pope Sixtus IV della Rovere (Cleveland Museum of Art, Berruguete, c. 1476-82)PaintingSaint Ambrose (Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1975.1.30)PaintingSaint Andrew (Workshop of El Greco, Metropolitan Museum of Art, 61.101.8)PaintingSaint Anthony of Padua (Metropolitan Museum of Art, 43.98.13)PaintingSaint Benedict (Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1976.100.21)PaintingSaint Bernard of Clairvaux (Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1975.1.70B)PaintingSaint Catherine of Siena Receiving the Stigmata (Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1975.1.34)PaintingSaint Cecilia (Metropolitan Museum of Art, 29.100.14)PaintingSaint Dominic Resuscitating Napoleone Orsini (Metropolitan Museum of Art, 22.60.59)PaintingSaint Francis in Meditation (Francisco de Zurbaran)PaintingSaint Francis Receiving the Stigmata (Louvre, INV 309)PaintingSaint Jerome in His Study (National Gallery, NG1418)PaintingSaint John on Patmos (Pacino di Bonaguida, Metropolitan Museum of Art, 64.189.3ab)PaintingSaint Lawrence Enthroned with Saints and Donors (Metropolitan Museum of Art, 35.31.1a-c)PaintingSaint Matthew and the Angel (Savoldo, Metropolitan Museum of Art, 12.14)PaintingSaint Sebastian (Louvre, RF 1766)PaintingSaint Teresa of Avila Interceding for Souls in Purgatory (Workshop of Peter Paul Rubens, Metropolitan Museum of Art, 17.190.19)PaintingSaint Thomas Aquinas Aided by Saints Peter and Paul (Bartolomeo degli Erri, Metropolitan Museum of Art, 23.140)PaintingThe Bishop of Assisi Giving a Palm to Saint Clare (Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1984.343)PaintingThe Conversion of Saint Paul (Caravaggio, Cerasi Chapel)PaintingThe Crucifixion of Saint Peter with a Donor (Northern French Painter, Metropolitan Museum of Art, 32.100.108-11)PaintingThe Emperor Charlemagne (Albrecht Durer)PaintingThe Feast of Herod and the Beheading of the Baptist (Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1975.1.103)PaintingThe Martyrdom of Saint Barbara (Metropolitan Museum of Art, 57.22)PaintingThe Mass of Saint Gregory (Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1976.100.24)PaintingThe Meeting of Jacob and Rachel (Rijksmuseum, Moeyaert)PaintingThe Queen of Sheba Bringing Gifts to Solomon (Master of the Saint Barbara Legend, Metropolitan Museum of Art, 32.100.56a-d)PaintingThe Queen of Sheba Bringing Gifts to Solomon (Metropolitan Museum of Art, 32.100.56a-d)PaintingThe Toilet of Bathsheba (Metropolitan Museum of Art, 14.40.651)PaintingThe Triumph of Mordecai (Metropolitan Museum of Art, 07.225.285)PaintingTrinity (Rublev Icon)PaintingSources1. 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