Widow's mite posters & prints

The Widow's Mite James Jacques Joseph Tissot

The Widows Mite, 1890s Vasilii Alexandrovich Kotarbinsky

The Widow's Mite, 1869 Emile Auguste Hublin

Moses and the Tablets of the Law, the Curse of the Withered Fig Tree, and the Parable of the Widow's... Lodovico Mazzolino

The Widow's Mite, 1890 William Teulon Blandford Fletcher

View of a wooden house (with turret or widow's walk or predatory walk) in the snow Anonymous

Microscopic views of a black mite, a 'crab-like' insect and a silverfish Robert Hooke

Polygonum Mite Lax-Flowered Persicaria Anonymous

Microscopic views of mites Robert Hooke

Polygonum Mite; Lax-Flowered Persicaria Anonymous

Microscopic View of Black Widow Anonymous

The Widow's Acre Edward Stott

A Widow James Tissot

Widow Alfred Stevens

Eyes of a Black Widow Anonymous

Widow of Pheroras trying to commit suicide by leaping down to the street Pieter Mortier

Hindoo Rite of Suttee. The Widow Burnt with Her Husband's Corpse. Anonymous

The Rich Widow Jules Worms

Elijah restoring the Widow's Son, 1868 Ford Madox Brown

The Widow's Walk, 1887 Horace de Callias

The Widows House (Second Trick), 1865. Wilhelm Busch

The Widow's Acre, c.1900 William Edward Stott

Elijah revives the widow's child Jewish School

The widow of Zarephath fills the miraculous cruse of oil, Elisa's performance in the war against Syria Andries van Damme

Chuck-wills Widow. (Harlequin Snake) John James Audubon

Elisabeth Stuart Alexander Cooper

Elijah, on his Knees, Invoking the Lord to Resurrect the Son of the Shunamite Widow Januarius Zick

The Rich Widow, in the Exhibition of the Royal Academy 1869 UK Anonymous

Widow's Wants Anonymous

The Widow's Wants, 1880 Anonymous

The grieving widow Diederik Franciscus Jamin

Chateau of the Widow Clicquot: Headquarters of the Crown Prince, France, 1870 Anonymous

The Rich Widow 1880 Anonymous

Festivities at Beeston Castle, the Annual Festival in Aid of the Widows and Orphans of the Peckforton District of the... Anonymous

Three Breton Women in Widow's Bonnets Emile Bernard

Widow Costard's cow and goods, distrained for taxes, are redeemed by the generosity of Johnny Pearmain Edward Penny