Pontiff posters & prints

Pius VII, the Roman Pontiff James Gardner

His Holiness Pope Leo Xiii Anonymous

Pope Sixtus V, surrounded by the churches, buildings and monuments built or restored during his pontificate Italian School

Pope Benedict XIV Antonio Baratti

Medal of Pope Alexander VIII Anonymous

Pope Clement XIV Giovanni Domenico (after) Porta

Pope Hadrian II Italian School

St. Francis imploring Pope Honorius III for the Confirmation of the Indulgence, fresco from the Porziuncola, 1393 Ilario da Viterbo

Portrait of Pope Pius IV, 1559 Italian School

Il Penseroso, the Pope in the Vatican Anonymous

Pope Urban VIII with his nephews Andrea Camassei (after)

Portrait of Pope Pius V, c.1566 Bartolomeo Passarotti

Portrait of Pope Pius IV, 1555 Italian School

Portrait of Pope Pius IV, 1559 Italian School

Portici, the Recent Residence of the Pope, Sketched from the Sea Anonymous

Pope Julius II Raphael (1483-1520) (after)

Pope Urban II. Preaching the First Crusade in the Market Place of Clermont Anonymous

Pope Pius VII English School

Rome Italy 1875 The Pope at the Feet of St. Peter Anonymous

St. Cornelius Italian School

Pope Hadrian II Italian School

The Pope Hearing Private Mass in the Sistine Chapel Anonymous

Pope Pius VII Italian School

Portrait of Pope Pius II School Italian

Buonaparte at Rome Giving Audience in State Anonymous

Holy Thursday, the Pope Washing the Feet of Poor Priests Anonymous

Pope Clement VIII, surrounded by scenes from his life Francesco Villamena

Portrait of Pope Pius V Italian School

Pope Alexander VII, published by Clement de Jonghe Cornelius de Visscher

Pope Pius VII in the Sistine Chapel, 1814 Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres

Medal of Pope Alexander VIII Anonymous

Return of the Pope to Rome. The Procession at the Church of San Giovanni Anonymous

Rome Italy 1875 Fountain at the Villa of Pope Julius III Anonymous

Pope Gregory XV, c.1622-23 Guercino

Rome: What Might Be, a Popular Italian View of the Papal Question Anonymous

Easter Sunday, the Pope Blessing the People from the Portico of St. Peter's. Anonymous