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SILVER VASE OF RED AND WHITE GLADIOLA FLOWERS WITH OPEN BIBLE TO BOOK OF MATTHEW
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Evangelist Matthew and his symbol man, Batalha Monastery, Batalha, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Estremadura, Portugal, Europe
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Sculpture depicting St. Matthew, Saint-Louis des Invalides church, Paris, France, Europe
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1800s 1850s COMMODORE MATTHEW PERRY MEETING IMPERIAL COMMISSIONERS AT YOKOHAMA, JAPAN 1854
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Church window in the Dom of Cologne, Germany, depicting Saint Matthew the Evangelist. The window, made in the Royal Glass Painting Manufactory in Munich, was installed in 1847.
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Stylized male names as monograms. Set of black and white vector illustrations.
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OPEN BOOK BIBLE RIBBON BOOKMARK MATTHEW AGAINST STAR BACKGROUND LARGE STAR OF BETHLEHEM CHRISTMAS
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Drawing sketch style illustration of the last supper with Jesus and the apostles disciples set inside oval shape.
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Saint Matthew on engraving from 1859. One of the twelve Apostles of Jesus and one of the four Evangelists. Engraved by C.Barth and published in Meyers Konversations-Lexikon, Germany,1859.
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Matthew Parker (1504-1575) on engraving from the 1800s. Archbishop of Canterbury during 1559-1575. Engraved by W.Holl and published by the London Printing and Publishing Company.
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Matthew Lewis (1775-1818) on engraving from the 1800s. English novelist and dramatist. Engraved by J.Hottis from a drawing by G.H.Harlowe and published in London by J.Murray & Sold.
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The dismissed flower of a dogrose on an indistinct background
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Matthew Hale (1609-1676) on engraving from the 1800s. Lord Chief Justice of England. Engraved by J.W.Cook and published in London by Charles Knight, Ludgate Street & Pall Mall East.
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Roslin / Rosslyn Chapel, near Edinburgh, Scotland. Founded in 1446 by William St. Clair, 3rd Prince of Orkney.
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