Incarnation Collection (page 3)

Asia, Bhutan. When a circle appears around the sun, Buddhists in Bhutan believe that an incarnation of Buddha is born. This appeared over Drukgyel near Paro

INCA SUN WORSHIP. An Inca captain offers a libation to the sun, then drinks the offering himself in the belief that he is an incarnation of the sun god

Buddhist banner depicting Dizang and the Six Roads to Rebirth, from Dunhuang (painting
XIR157742 Buddhist banner depicting Dizang and the Six Roads to Rebirth, from Dunhuang (painting on silk) by Chinese School, (10th century); 76x59 cm; Musee Guimet, Paris

Four of the incarnations of Vishnu (painted wood)
XZL149465 Four of the incarnations of Vishnu (painted wood) by Indian School, (19th century); Horniman Museum, London, UK; Indian, out of copyright

INCA SUN WORSHIP. An Inca captain offers a libation to the sun, then drinks the offering himself in the belief that he is an incarnation of the sun god

RELIGION: HINDUISM. Top: A very remarkable form which Ixora [Shiva] is worshipped in the East Indies. Center: The Idol Bruma, or Brama, another Indian object of Religious adoration

THE ANNUNCIATION. Flemish breviary illumination, c1500

ANNUNCIATION. Illumination from a Flemish Latin Psalter, late 13th century

THE ANNUNCIATION. Illumination from a German Psalter, early 13th century

ANNUNCIATION. German woodcut from the Spiegel eines Christen Menschen, by Dietrich Coelde
ANNUNCIATION. German woodcut from the " Spiegel eines Christen Menschen, " by Dietrich Coelde, 1498

THE ANNUNCIATION. South German Psalter illumination, late 12th century

THE ANNUNCIATION. Florentine manuscript illumination, early 14th century

THE ANNUNCIATION. Illumination from a French prayer book, late 15th century

THE ANNUNCIATION. Illumination from a French book of Hours, c1465-70

THE ANNUNCIATION. Illumination from a Latin Book of Hours. France or Belgium, c1480

THE ANNUNCIATION. Illumination from a Flemish Psalter, c1275

ANNUNCIATION. Illumination from a French Latin Psalter, c1265

THE ANNUNCIATION. Domenico Veneziano. Painting, 15th century

Amidst flames, an incarnation of spiritual Buddha shows that the physical body can be sacrificed for common good
BUDDHA. Amidst flames, an incarnation of spiritual Buddha shows that the physical body can be sacrificed for common good. Japanese silk painting, 8th century

Man suspended by hooks, swung through air at ceremony honouring Mariatale, goddess of Smallpox at her temple at Negapattam, Southern India

Vishnu, one of gods of the Hindu Trinity (Trimurti) in his ten incarnations or avatars. Engraving c1880

GONZALEZ, Bartolom頨1564-1627). King Philip
GONZALEZ, Bartolom頨 1564-1627). King Philip III. 1621. Painting. SPAIN. Madrid. Monastery of the Incarnation

DORÉ: THE ANNUNCIATION. (Luke 1: 30). Wood engraving after Gustave Dor
DORÉ: THE ANNUNCIATION. (Luke 1:30). Wood engraving after Gustave Dor

Tbilisi / Tiflis
This ancient town has been successively under Persian, Byzantine, Arab, Mongol, Turkish and Soviet rule before its present incarnation in independent Georgia. Date: 1850

Ronda, Spain - Church of Santa Maria La Mayor Date: circa 1908

The two year old Holy Lama, Mongolia
An incarnation of the Great immortal white lama, the two year old Holy Lama worshipped as a divine being at the Usersky-Dazan monastery in Mongolia

Visnu First Avatar
The first avatar (incarnation) of Vishnu shows the god emerging from the mouth of a fish

Third avatar of the Hindu god Vishnu
The third avatar (incarnation) of the Hindu god Vishnu

Sixth avatar of the Hindu god Vishnu
The sixth avatar (incarnation) of the Hindu god Vishnu

Seventh avatar of the Hindu god Vishnu
The seventh avatar (incarnation) of the Hindu god Vishnu. In this avatar he is also known as Rama

Ninth avatar of the Hindu god Vishnu
The ninth avatar (incarnation) of the Hindu god Vishnu

Tenth avatar of the Hindu god Vishnu
The tenth avatar (incarnation) of the Hindu god Vishnu

Second incarnation of the Hindu god Vishnu
The second incarnation (avatar) of the Hindu god Vishnu

Fifth avatar of the Hindu god Vishnu
The fifth avatar (incarnation) of the Hindu god Vishnu

Eighth avatar of the Hindu god Vishnu
The eighth avatar (incarnation) of the Hindu god Vishnu

Fourth avatar of the Hindu god Vishnu
The fourth avatar (incarnation) of the Hindu god Vishnu, in which he manifests as a man-lion hybrid

Religion / Gods / Vishnu
The Hindu god Vishnu in his first incarnation/avatar, shown here appearing out of a fish

Birth of Krishna
Krishna (the 8th incarnation of Vishnu) is born to Devaki & Vasudev. He is taken to Yashoda in the countryside to save him from Devakis brother, King Kamsa (Kans)

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"Incarnation: Exploring the Divine Manifestations Across Cultures and Time" This captivating collection of images takes us on a journey through various incarnations, showcasing the diverse beliefs and artistic expressions surrounding this profound concept. In one frame, we are transported to India, where the Hindu goddesses Parvati, Lakshmi, and Saraswati stand gracefully side by side. Their divine presence embodies different aspects of femininity and power, illustrating the belief in multiple manifestations of the divine. Moving across continents and centuries, we encounter Carlo Crivelli's "Annunciation" panel from 1486. This Renaissance masterpiece depicts the moment when Mary receives news of her sacred role in giving birth to Jesus Christ. Here, incarnation is portrayed as an awe-inspiring event that bridges heaven and earth. The Russian icon depicting "The Annunciation" transports us further into history while emphasizing the universality of this theme. The delicate brushstrokes capture a sense of reverence as they depict Mary receiving Gabriel's message with humility and grace. Shifting our focus back to Hinduism, we witness Vishnu's ten avatars or incarnations depicted in vibrant colors. From Matsya (the fish) to Kalki (the future avatar), each manifestation carries a specific purpose in maintaining cosmic order. A tapestry panel from 1475 reveals St Barbara standing alongside Virgin Mary and other saints—a unique blend of Christian symbolism with elements reminiscent found in Hindu mythology. This fusion showcases how cultures intertwine their beliefs over time. Engraved by A. Thorn from World Religion comes an image representing Trimurti—the Hindu Trinity consisting of Brahma (the creator), Vishnu (the preserver), and Shiva (the destroyer). This depiction highlights how different faiths perceive incarnation within their respective pantheon. Marie Guyard's portrayal captures believers using sticks adorned with figures—a physical representation believed to bring them closer to divinity.