St margaret pattens posters & prints

Church of St Margaret Pattens, Little Tower Street, City of London Anonymous

Church of St Margaret Pattens, Eastcheap, City of London William Pearson

A Female Saint, possibly St. Margaret Pietro Lorenzetti

St. Margaret's, Uxbridge Anonymous

St Margaret Anonymous

St Margaret Stuart Cox

Saint Margaret, c. 1460 Anonymous

Church of St Margaret, Lee, Lewisham, London Anonymous

Saint Margaret of Cortona, ca. 1758 Gaspare Traversi

Church of St Margaret, Uxbridge, Middlesex Anonymous

East window in St Margaret, Westminster, depicting the crucifixion, London Anonymous

St. Margaret Slaying the Dragon Antoine Auguste Ernest Herbert or Hebert

Church of St Margaret, Lee, Lewisham, London George Childs

St. Margaret of Antioch, 1656 Francisco de Zurbaran

St. Margaret with the Dragon, 1639 Michel Dorigny

Initial G: Saint Margaret Master of the Dresden Prayer Book

Saint Margaret, Queen of Scotland, c.1618 Marten Baes

St. Margaret, c.1500 Italian School

St. Margaret and the Dragon Anonymous

Saint Margaret of Antioch Hieronymus Wierix

St. Margaret's Church Lowestoft Lately Restored 1871 Anonymous

Saint Margaret Lieven van Lathem

The Holy Family with St. Margaret and a Bishop Anonymous

St. Catherine of Alexandria, St. Mary Magdalene and St. Margaret of Antioch, c.1380 Master of the Trebon Altarpiece

Saint Margaret, c.1410 Bohemian Master

St. Margaret at Prayer Lorenzo

Exterior of Westminster Abbey and St. Margaret's Church in London UK F.G.O. Stuart

Interior of St Margaret's Church, Westminster, London John Brock

Altarpiece with the Martyrdom of Saint Catharine, right wing: The Saint Barbara, Ursula and Margaret Lucas Cranach the Elder

Martyrdom of St. George Willem Paets

Saint Margaret, ca 1455 Juan Rexach

Saint Margaret Francisco de Zurbarán

East window in St Margaret, Westminster, depicting the crucifixion, London Anonymous

Interior of St Margaret's Church, Westminster, London George Hawkins

Saint Margaret, c. 1565 Titian

East window in St Margaret, Westminster, depicting the crucifixion, London John Wright