Benedictine Collection (page 5)

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Europe, Italy, Tuscany, Montalcino, Abbazia di Sant'Antimo (St. Antimo Abbey) Romanesque Abbey built in the 12th Cenury Date: 14/12/2007

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Saeben Monastery near Klausen in the Eisack Valley in South Tyrol. Saeben Monastery is one of the religious centers in South Tyrol and landmark of the city of Klausen (Chiusa). South Tyrol, Italy

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Saeben Monastery near Klausen in the Eisack Valley in South Tyrol. Saeben Monastery is one of the religious centers in South Tyrol and landmark of the city of Klausen (Chiusa). South Tyrol, Italy

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Saeben Monastery near Klausen in the Eisack Valley in South Tyrol. Saeben Monastery is one of the religious centers in South Tyrol and landmark of the city of Klausen (Chiusa). South Tyrol, Italy

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Flowering trees at the base of Eglise Saint Germain bell tower (built 990-1043 AD), Saint-Germain-des-Pres, Paris, France Date: 16/09/2009

Internal view of the Benedictine Church, 18th century (photography)
LRI4653579 Internal view of the Benedictine Church, 18th century (photography) by Fischer, Johann Michael (1692-1766); Church of Zwiefalten

Construction of Murbach Abbey, near Guebwiller, Alsace (colour litho)
5208361 Construction of Murbach Abbey, near Guebwiller, Alsace (colour litho) by Waltz, Jean-Jacques (Hansi) (1873-1951); Private Collection; (add.info.: Construction of Murbach Abbey)

View of the Benedictine abbey, founded in the 11th century (photography)
LRI4653214 View of the Benedictine abbey, founded in the 11th century (photography) by Romanesque, (11th century); Maria Laach Abbey

Internal view of the Benedictine Church, 18th century (photography)
LRI4653586 Internal view of the Benedictine Church, 18th century (photography) by Fischer, Johann Michael (1692-1766); Church of Zwiefalten

Representation of Saint Andre and Saint Benedict of Nursie (Painting, 17th century)
LRI4581282 Representation of Saint Andre and Saint Benedict of Nursie (Painting, 17th century) by Cesari, Giuseppe (Cavalier d Arpino) (1568-1640); Sant Andrea Apostolo, Arpino

View of the transept of the Higher Church decorated with frescoes on the life of Saint Benedict of Nursie
LRI4690591 View of the transept of the Higher Church decorated with frescoes on the life of Saint Benedict of Nursie and his sister Scholastic

Dom Perignon (litho)
3091218 Dom Perignon (litho) by French School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Dom Perignon. Postcard, early 20th century. Signed J Bracquemart.); © Look and Learn

Detail of an ornamental letter in a 14th century manuscript. Duns Scotus lecturing his students, 14th century (vellum)
5320753 Detail of an ornamental letter in a 14th century manuscript. Duns Scotus lecturing his students, 14th century (vellum) by English School, (14th century); Cambridge University Library

L Abaye St. Amand, Rouen, 1839. Creator: Thomas Shotter Boys
L Abaye St. Amand, Rouen, 1839

Corbel with Animal Mask with Teeth Fastened on Human Leg from the Monastery Church of Notre-Dame-de-la-Grande-Sauve, 1150/1200

Corbel with Animal Mask with Protruding Tongue from the Monastery Church of Notre-Dame-de-la-Grande-Sauve, 1150/1200

Corbel with Animal Mask Sprouting Leaves from the Monastery Church of Notre-Dame-de-la-Grande-Sauve, 1150/1200

Corbel with Two Animal Masks from the Monastery Church of Notre-Dame-de-la-Grande-Sauve, 1150/1200

Corbel with Animal Mask with Whisker-like Foliate from the Monastery Church of Notre-Dame-de-la-Grande-Sauve, 1150/1200

A sainted bishop of the Benedictine order... 1620-30. Creator: Giuseppe Caletti
A sainted bishop of the Benedictine order kneeling towards the right and pointing at the heavens, 1620-30

Religious order: a Benedictine monk. Engraving in O. Fialetti. 16th century
GIA4816909 Religious order: a Benedictine monk. Engraving in O. Fialetti. 16th century. by Fialetti, Odoardo (1573-1638); Private Collection; (add.info.: Religious order: a Benedictine monk)

The life of Saint Benedict of Nursie: the monks of Vicovaro who seeks to poison Saint
LRI4690624 The life of Saint Benedict of Nursie: the monks of Vicovaro who seeks to poison Saint Benedict (left). Saint Benedict warriors a monk with acedie

Benedictine of the perpetual adoration of the Blessed Sacrament
GIA4758073 Benedictine of the perpetual adoration of the Blessed Sacrament, an order founded by Catherine de Bar in Paris in 1654

Benedictine of Mount Olivet or Olivetain, religious order founded in Siena in the 14th
GIA4758126 Benedictine of Mount Olivet or Olivetain, religious order founded in Siena in the 14th century. Engraving of the 19th century. Coll. privee, Milan

France, Dinan, Ceiling at the Convent of Benedectines
LSE4196337 France, Dinan, Ceiling at the Convent of Benedectines. by French School; Brittany, France; (add.info.: France, Dinan)

The Coronation of the Virgin (fresco, 1438-1447)
LRI4570587 The Coronation of the Virgin (fresco, 1438-1447) by Angelico, Fra (Guido di Pietro/Giovanni da Fiesole) (c.1387-1455); Museo di San Marco, Florence

Representation of Saint Benedict of Nursie (6th century
LRI4635315 Representation of Saint Benedict of Nursie (6th century) Detail of a fresco of the Byzantine school. The beginning of the 13th century

Representation of the Saints Francois of Assisi, St. Claire, St. Benedict and St
LRI4575321 Representation of the Saints Francois of Assisi, St. Claire, St. Benedict and St. Anthony of Padua (Fresco, 1297-1300) by Giotto (Giotto di Bondone) (c.1266-1337); San Francesco

Benedict forgives the monk who, trying to escape the monastery
LRI4695343 Benedict forgives the monk who, trying to escape the monastery, found a snake on his way (Benedict forgives the monk who, trying to escape the monastery)

Benedict built twelve monasteries fresco of the cloister produced by Antonio Bazzi dit il
LRI4695086 Benedict built twelve monasteries fresco of the cloister produced by Antonio Bazzi dit il Sodoma (1477 - 1549) recounting the life of Saint Benedict of Nursie (480 - 567)

Saint Benedict fixes a broken sieve In the center of the picture
LRI4694994 Saint Benedict fixes a broken sieve In the center of the picture, self-portrait of the artist - Fresco of the cloitre realised by Antonio Bazzi dit il Sodoma (1477 - 1549)

Benoit demasque the cunning of Totila, king of the Goths, to test his clairvoyance
LRI4694776 Benoit demasque the cunning of Totila, king of the Goths, to test his clairvoyance, Riggio l ecuyer and accomplice of Totila comes to report to his king on his visit to Benoit

Life of Saint Benedict: Saint Benedict resurrects a working monk on the construction site
LRI4694735 Life of Saint Benedict: Saint Benedict resurrects a working monk on the construction site of the Monastery of Monte Cassino, 1497-1498 (fresco) by Signorelli

The problems of installations of the monks in Monte cassino
LRI4694734 The problems of installations of the monks in Monte cassino, Saint Benedict takes away a demon from a stone, in the background the monks find an idol into the ground

Benedict told the monks where and when they ate outside the monastery Detail Cloister
LRI4698613 Benedict told the monks where and when they ate outside the monastery Detail Cloister fresco made by Luca Signorelli (ca)

Saint Benedict gives the rule to the olivetani monks Detail fresco of the cloitre made by
LRI4698512 Saint Benedict gives the rule to the olivetani monks Detail fresco of the cloitre made by Antonio Bazzi dit il Sodoma (1477 - 1549)

Ecclesiastic costume of the Order of Benedictine, 17th century, after a painting of 1651 by Eustache Lesueur (1616-1655)
FLO4616704 Ecclesiastic costume of the Order of Benedictine, 17th century, after a painting of 1651 by Eustache Lesueur (1616-1655)

View of the Benedictine Abbey of Saint Pierre de Montmajour (or Mont Majour)
JEB3518913 View of the Benedictine Abbey of Saint Pierre de Montmajour (or Mont Majour), founded in 948, Arles, France (engraving) by French School, (19th century); Musee Paul Arbaud

Benedictine, 1898 (lithograph in colours)
1195123 Benedictine, 1898 (lithograph in colours) by Mucha, Alphonse Marie (1860-1939); 205.7x77 cm; Private Collection; Photo eChristies Images; Czech, out of copyright

Abbot Maurus with a Staff and a Book, c. 1440-50 (tempera, gold leaf
5242301 Abbot Maurus with a Staff and a Book, c.1440-50 (tempera, gold leaf, paint and ink on parchment) by Bedford Master Workshop (fl. c.1430-65); 23.5x16.4 cm; J

St Augustine arriving in Kent, AD 597 (litho)
6015000 St Augustine arriving in Kent, AD 597 (litho) by Hardy, Paul (19th Century) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: St Augustine arriving in Kent, AD 597)

Abbe benedictin avec le cuculle (engraving)
5208569 Abbe benedictin avec le cuculle (engraving) by French School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Abbe benedictin avec le cuculle)

Choral miniature with St. Benedict preaching to monks (pigment on vellum)
703207 Choral miniature with St. Benedict preaching to monks (pigment on vellum) by Italian School; Abbey of Monte Cassino, Cassino, Italy; Italian, out of copyright

Placidus Fixlmillner (engraving)
815871 Placidus Fixlmillner (engraving) by Austrian School, (18th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Placidus Fixlmillner (1721-1791)

Fragments of stone carving from the Abbey of St Saviour in Bermondsey (engraving)
781260 Fragments of stone carving from the Abbey of St Saviour in Bermondsey (engraving) by Basire, James (1730-1802); length: 19 cm; London Metropolitan Archives

The Deanery Winchester, c. 1830 (engraving)
3058215 The Deanery Winchester, c.1830 (engraving) by Carter, Owen Brown (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Engraved by J.Le Kuex for Picturesque Memorials of Winchester St Swithuns Priory 13th)

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"Benedictine: A Timeless Legacy of Faith, Culture, and Innovation" In the realm of monastic traditions, one name stands out with an aura of reverence - Benedictine. Rooted in centuries-old history and spiritual devotion, this order has left an indelible mark on various aspects of life. From the tranquil halls of Lindores Abbey in Scotland to the majestic St. Albans Cathedral in England, Benedictine monasteries have graced landscapes across Europe. These sacred spaces served as sanctuaries for contemplation and worship while nurturing knowledge and artistic expression. The influence monks extended beyond their cloistered walls. In Preci, Italy, a narrow street bore witness to their pioneering surgical skills during the sixteenth century when they established a renowned school for surgeons. Their expertise in removing kidney stones and performing eye surgeries earned them recognition throughout Europe. At the heart of this esteemed order lies Saint Benedict's Rule – a guidebook that shaped countless lives through its principles of discipline, humility, and communal living. The Library at the Abbey of Melk in Lower Austria preserves this treasured manuscript alongside other literary treasures that illuminate minds even today. Benedictines were not only devoted to spirituality but also embraced diverse fields like winemaking. Dom Perignon exemplifies this connection between faith and craftsmanship; his mastery transformed grapes into exquisite wines that continue to delight connoisseurs worldwide. Legends intertwine with Benedictinism too – from Saint Hugh of Lincoln's encounter with a swan symbolizing purity to Scholastica's profound bond with her twin brother Saint Benedict. These tales remind us that within these hallowed walls resided individuals whose lives embodied unwavering dedication towards God's calling. Nature itself seems touched by Benedectinism's grace; aerial views capture ethereal beauty surrounding sites like Orta San Giulio overlooking Lake Orta at dusk or St Michael's Mount near Penzance, Cornwall.