Ladder of divine ascent posters & prints

The Ladder of Divine Ascent, Mid of 17th cen Russian icon

The Vision of Saint John Climacus, 16th century Russian icon

The Ladder of Spiritual Ascent, late 17th century School Russian

Heavenly Ladder of Saint John Climacus, 12th century Anonymous

Saint John Climacus with Saint George and Saint Blaise, Second half of 13th century Russian icon

Man points to a ladder reaching to heaven Pieter Arentsz & Cornelis van der Sys II

The Descent from the Cross (1528-88) Veronese

The Ascent of the Blessed Hieronymus Bosch

Descent of the Holy Ghost Pieter Coecke van Aelst

The Descent from the Cross with a Torch, 1654 Rembrandt Harmensz. van Rijn

Sinners dragged by demons, detail of the Ladder of Heaven painting, north wall of the church, c.1601 Romanian School

Man climbs on a ladder to heaven Pieter Arentsz & Cornelis van der Sys II

The Ascension, 1918 Theodor Baierl

The Ascension Albrecht Dürer

Descent from the Cross Taddeo (attr. to) Zuccaro

Interior ascent of a pyramid Anonymous

The Ascension, 1721 Jean Francois de Troy

Angel with the ladder Aegidius Sadeler

Kunchinjinga, A Peak Of The Himalayas, 28,156 Feet Above Sea Level, The Ascent Of Which Has Lately Been Attempted By... Anonymous

The Ascent to Calvary, c.1320 Pietro Lorenzetti

Jacob's Ladder Eduwart van Hoeswinckel

Model of a ladder Petrus van der Loo

Ascension and Pentecost Anonymous

Night Ascent of the Rigi Switzerland Anonymous

The Ascension, from The Small Passion, ca. 1510 Albrecht Dürer

Illustration Depicting Expedition Members on the Ascent of Mont Blanc Anonymous

An Ascent Of The Morne Brabante Anonymous

Fort Ladder 1 David Roseburg

Ascent of the Vauxhall Balloon and Mr Anonymous

An Ascent Of Ben Macdhui, 1883 Anonymous

The New Overland Route to India: Mont Cenis Railway - Ascent from Lanslebourg Anonymous

The Ascension of Christ, c1580 Paolo Veronese

Jacob's Ladder Pieter Mortier

An Ascent of Snowdon Anonymous

Town and Ladders Christian Kaempf

The Virgin of Sorrows: The Descent from the Cross; one of nine surrounding compartments…, by 1575 Giorgio Ghisi