Clerigos posters & prints

Torre Dos Clerigos, Oporto, Portugal James Holland

Torre dos Clerigos, Oporto, Portugal, 1837 James Holland

The Saviour Covered in a Large Cloak Battista Franco Veneziano

Triple Portrait of the Head of Richelieu, c.1642 Philippe de Champaigne

Church interior with clergy Franciscus Hackius

Clergyman Reading a Work of Rabelais Anonymous

The Four doctors of the Church represented with attributes of the Four Evangelists Il Pavese

Cleric doing a spell against the evil spirit Anonymous

The Miracle of the Temple School Italian

Man Meeting with the Pope Anonymous

High Priest in liturgical clothing (version A) Willem Goeree

'St Margaret's', the Reverend Herbert Hensley Henson, British clergyman WH

Clothing the Naked, c.1661 Michael Sweerts

'Chester Square', Canon Fleming, British clergyman Spy

High Priest in liturgical clothing Pieter Mortier

Claude de Rebé, Archbishop of Narbonne Claude Mellan

Santa Francesca Romana Clothed by the Virgin, ca. 1445 Antonio del Massaro da Viterbo

Portrait of a man, probably a clergyman Anthonie Palamedesz.

Clothing Beggars, 1635 Abraham Bosse

To visit the sick Cornelis de Wael

Le Chancelier Pierre Séguier, 1639 Claude Mellan

Face of Christ on St. Veronica's Cloth, 1649 Claude Mellan

Figures in a cloth with a head of a satyr Claes Jansz. Visscher II

Portrait toreador with cloth J. Laurent

The Gopis Plead with Krishna to Return Their Clothing…, ca. 1560-65 Master of the Isarda

Matadors Entering Church Jose Gallegos y Arnosa

Clothing the Naked, ca. 1661 Michiel Sweerts

Whirligig Peddler, 1742 Caylus

Cloth Fair, London John Crowther

Clothing the Naked Master of St. Gudule

Cardinals in an Interior Giuseppe Signorini

1960s baby wearing cloth diaper sitting with hands together thoughtful pose expression Anonymous

Desiderius Erasmus Anonymous

Pope Boniface and Clergymen During Religious Ceremony Anonymous

Christmas Day at the Golden Lane Mission: Clothing and Feeding the Ragged Children, 1876 Anonymous

St. Francis renouncing his inheritance, from a cycle of the Life of St. Francis, 1486 Domenico Ghirlandaio