Wounds cross flows posters & prints

Blood of Christ received in chalice Hieronymus Wierix

Blood of Christ flows into chalice Hieronymus Wierix

Christ as the fountain of life (Fons Vitae) Hieronymus Wierix

Walk of the Wounded Lucien Jonas

Prometheus Wound Guilherme Pontes

Christ in the winepress Hieronymus Wierix

Buffalo stricken by arrows George Catlin

Wounded Soldier, 1915 Wojciech Kossak

Red Cross men in the trenches tend a wounded man Anonymous

Rebecca and the Wounded Ivanhoe, 1823 Eugene Delacroix

Help!, 1914-1918 Anonymous

Portrait of a Wounded KNIL Soldier Isaac Israels

Queen Victoria's First Visit to Her Wounded Soldiers Jerry Barrett

The War in Egypt, Wounded Soldiers Arriving at Portsmouth Anonymous

The War in America: Bringing in the Federal Wounded after the Skirmish at Lewinsville Virginia Anonymous

A Nurse Working for the Red Cross Feeding a Wounded Man Anonymous

Bringing Home the Sick and Wounded on Board H.M.S. Euphrates Anonymous

Wounded German soldier being moved by prisoners, Aisne, France Anonymous

Cross Andre Burian

The First Wounded, London Hospital, 1914 Sir John Lavery

The Wounded Ram: Loch Freig Anonymous

Paterson, New Jersey - Textiles. Rayon yarn being wound from one bobbin on to another and being twisted, March 1937 Lewis Hine

Christ in the wine press Hieronymus Wierix

The Explosions On The Underground Railway, Sir William Harcourt Visiting The Wounded At St. Mary's Hospital, UK, 1883 Anonymous

Bringing in the wounded, USA Anonymous

The Turco Servian War, a Convoy of Wounded Soldiers Arriving at Belgrade Anonymous

Doubting Thomas touching Christ's wound Cornelis van Dalen I

Convoy Crossing the Song Ba River Anonymous

The Cross Anonymous

Arrival of the Overland Mail, Capture of Gwalior, Six Thousand Killed and Wounded: Gwalior, India Anonymous

Carrying the Wounded Winslow Homer

Christ's Left Foot with Wound Willem Vrelant

You Bleed from Many Wounds, Oh People, 1896 Anonymous

The Crucifixion, c.1420 Master of Raigern

Arrival of the Overland Mail, Capture of Gwalior, Six Thousand Killed and Wounded: Hill Forts, India Anonymous

Wounded Servians Being Taken Up the Danube from the Front Anonymous