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Engraving of Phaeton Struck Down by Zeus' Thunder
Anonymous
Demon Thunder, Tenjin Shrine, Kamakura Period
School Japanese
The Tower of St. Mark's in Venice Struck and Damaged by Lightning April 23 1745
Anonymous
Toll House, Near Gloucester, Struck Ry Lightning, UK, 1846
Anonymous
Leaf from a Book of Hours: King David, c. 1500
Jean Bourdichon (circle of)
The sinking of SS Titanic, 14 April 1912
Unknown
Rainsford Mill, Colchester, Struck by Lightning
Anonymous
The International Yacht Race, the Corinne and Enchantress Struck by a Squall, August 8, 1874
Anonymous
Medal Struck in Honour of Paul Jones
Anonymous
The Oak and the Reed, 1816
Achille Etna Michallon
St. Barbara
Johannes Wierix
Vision of St. Joseph
James Jacques Joseph Tissot
A Woman Lit by a Rainbow
Felix Elie Tobeen
Ninety Three the Ancestor
Anonymous
The Physicist Richmann is Struck in His Physics Labaratory in St. Petersburg by the Electricity from a Thundercloud on 6...
Anonymous
Remains of the National School at Capel Near Ipswich Struck by Lightning 1854
Anonymous
Deer under a tree struck by lightning
Jacob Lindenberg
Oak Struck by Lightning in Westwood Park, Droitwich, 1852
Anonymous
Walton Church, Stafford, Struck by Lightning, Great Britain
Anonymous
The Death of Sapphira
Nicolas Poussin
The Jessop Monument Codnor Park Derbyshire Struck by Lightning on the 8th Inst. July 27 1861
Anonymous
Death of Sir John Moore
Anonymous
Tapestry depicting the Acts of the Apostles, the Blinding of Elymas
Raphael
A Thunder Storm, 1817-1818
John Varley
Death of Sir John Moore at the Battle of Corunna, January 16th, 1809, Galicia, Spain
Anonymous
Balance of Europe
Derk Anthony van de Wart
The Cartoons of Raffaelle: Elymas Struck with Blindness
Anonymous
The Death of Sapphira and Ananias, c.1632
Aubin Vouet
Beheading of a Christian in Rome and Saint Agnes who is protected by a bird
Jacobus van Hardenberg
The Ship of Captain Cook is Spared Thanks to His Lightning Rod While a Dutch Ship is Almost Struck by...
Anonymous
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