Benedict Collection (#7)

SPAIN. Barcelona. Expiatory Church of the Holy Family. Consecration of Sagrada Familia by Pope Benedict XVI. 2010/10/07. The Pope burns incense to purify the altar

SAN LEOCADIO, Paolo de (ca. 1445 - 1520). The Virgin of the Knight of Montesa. ca. 1472. Scene with the Virgin and Child, between Saint Bernard (left) and Saint Benedict (right); at the bottom

SIGNORELLI, Luca (1445-1523). The Life of St. Benedict. ITALY. SIENA. Abbey of Monte Oliveto Maggiore. Detail of bricklayers. Renaissance art. Quattrocento. Fresco

ANGELICO, Fra (1387-1455). Coronation of the Virgin. 1440-1441. ITALY. Florence. St. Marks Convent. In the low part, from left to right, Saint Thomas, Saint Benedict, Saint Dominic, Saint Francis

CRESPI, Giuseppe Maria (1665-1747). Portrait

Botticelli, Alessandro Di Mariano
Greco, Dom nikos Theotokpoulos, called El (1541-1614). Saint Benedict. Mannerism art. Oil on canvas

SPINOZA, Benedict de (1632-1677). Portrait of Baruch Spinoza. Engraving

Continental Army soldiers, lead by Benedict Arnold, marching through the Maine wilderness in the unsuccsessful attempt
QUEBEC EXPEDITION, 1775. Continental Army soldiers, lead by Benedict Arnold, marching through the Maine wilderness in the unsuccsessful attempt to capture Quebec, Canada, in 1775

ANTOINE DEPARCIEUX (1703-1768). French mathematician and physicist. Etching by Charles Nicholas Cochin and engraving by B

`TREATY OF PARIS, 1783. A Political Concert; the Vocal parts By -. Contemporary English cartoon allegory of the Peace of Paris, 1783. Benjamin Franklin and King George III of England are seated

PHILADELPHIA: MANSION. Mount Pleasant mansion, built outside Philadelphia, c1761, bought by Benedict Arnold in 1779. Wood engraving, American, 1877

BENEDICT ARNOLD: MAP, 1775. Map of the route through the Maine wilderness followed by the unsuccessful American expedition, under the leadership of Colonel Benedict Arnold, to capture Quebec in 1775

ARNOLD HEADQUARTERS, 1780. The headquarters of Major General Benedict Arnold before his flight, 25 September 1780, at the house of Beverly Robinson in Garrison, New York

BARUCH SPINOZA (1632-1677). Dutch philosopher: stipple engraving, German, c1800

Belleti, Jenny Lind, Benedict

Mt. Pleasant, Benedict Arnolds mansion, Philadelphia. Date c1900

Pope Benedictus III had a reputation for learning and piety. Died 858

Pope Benedictus II pope and saint

Pope Benedictus IX
Pope Benedict IX born Theophylactus, the only man to have served as Pope for three discontinuous periods (1032 to 1044, again in 1045)

Sir Julius Benedict, 1871
Engraved portrait of Sir Julius Benedict (1804-1885), the German composer, pictured in 1871

Sir Julius Benedict (1804-1885)
Photographic portrait of Sir Julius Benedict (1804-1885), the German composer, pictured c.1876

Pope Benedictus XV
POPE BENEDICTUS XV (Giacomo della Chiesa)

Pope Benedictus V
POPE BENEDICTUS V

Pope Benedictus XIII
POPE BENEDICTUS XIII (Pietro Francesco Orsini- Gravina)

Pope Benedictus XII
POPE BENEDICTUS XII (Jacques Fournier)

Pope Benedictus XIV
POPE BENEDICTUS XIV (Prospero Lambertini) known as the scholars pope for his learning

Anti-Pope Benedictus XIII

Pope Benedictus IX (2)
POPE BENEDICTUS IX He sold the papacy to Gregorius VI, but later resumed the papacy for a few further months, causing great confusion

Pope Benedictus IX (1)
POPE BENEDICTUS IX He sold the papacy to Gregorius VI, but later resumed the papacy for a few further months, causing great confusion

Pope Benedictus VIII
POPE BENEDICTUS VIII (Theophylactus, son of the Count of Tusculum)

Pope Benedictus VI
POPE BENEDICTUS VI

Pope Benedictus I
POPE BENEDICTUS I

Saint Benedict of Nursia
SAINT BENEDICT OF NURSIA Italian religious gained fame for sanctity as hermit near Subiaco

Benedict Arnold and Major Andre
Benedict Arnold persuades Major Andre to conceal papers in his boot, causing him to be hanged as a spy when captured by the patriots

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"Benedict: A Multifaceted Legacy" Benedict de Spinoza, a renowned philosopher of the 17th century, left an indelible mark on intellectual discourse with his radical ideas. The portrait of Sanctus Benedictus captures the essence of this revered saint, known for his devotion and piety. Saint Scholastica's unwavering faith and her deep bond with her twin brother it can beautifully depicted in the artwork "Scholastica & Benedict. " St. Benedict's Hospital in Tooting, South London stands as a testament to compassion and care for those in need within the community. Tooting Military Hospital in Surrey played a crucial role during wartime, providing medical aid to countless soldiers - a tribute to their resilience and bravery. Benedict Arnold's name may be synonymous with betrayal, but it serves as a reminder that even heroes can fall from grace. The dedication and discipline of Benedictine Monks have shaped monastic life throughout history, fostering spiritual growth and contemplation. A masterpiece from 15th-century France titled "A Miracle of Saint Benedict" showcases divine intervention through artistry on oak canvas. Marshal Radetzky's head-and-shoulders portrait reflects the strength and leadership associated with individuals bearing the name Benedict. Though shrouded in mystery surrounding his deathbed appearance to historian Platina, Saint Benedict continues to intrigue scholars centuries later due to his enigmatic nature. From medieval rulers like St. Benedicts who reigned between 1034-1045 to modern-day figures like Spinoza or Arnold – each person named Benedict has left an unforgettable imprint on our collective history.