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Martha Collection

"Martha: A Name Woven Through Time and History" From the biblical village of Bethany to the vibrant world of dance, the name Martha has left its mark on various realms

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Martha Collection: Brigham Young - Mormon Leader and Wives
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Martha Collection: Jesus, Mary and Martha
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Martha Collection: Violet Carson as Ena Sharples, Coronation Street
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Martha Collection: The wailing women, 1922. Creator: Henry Traut
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Martha Collection: The Biblical Village Of Bethany, Near Jerusalem, Palestine Home Of Martha, Mary And Lazarus
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Martha Collection: Martha and George Washington. Watercolor and ink on paper, c1780, by a Pennsylvania German artist
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Martha Collection: Martha of Norway
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Martha Collection: Christ in the house of Mary and Martha, c1618-1622 Artist: Diego Velasquez
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Martha Collection: MARTHA GRAHAM (1894-1991). American dancer and choreographer
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Martha Collection: (Luke 10: 41, 42); wood engraving after Gustave Dor
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Martha Collection: MARTHA WASHINGTON (1732-1801). Wife of George Washington. Engraving, 19th century
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Martha Collection: He Raises Lazarus
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Martha Collection: Jesus with Mary and Martha, c1870
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Martha Collection: The Parlement of Paris Altarpiece, 1453-55 (oil on panel)
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Martha Collection: CALAMITY JANE (c1852-1903). Orig. Martha Jane Canary Burke: oil over a photograph, 1895
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Martha Collection: Mrs Johnstone and her Son (?), 1775-1780, (c1915). Artist: George Romney
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Martha Collection: Geo. Washn. Parke Curtis - Genl. Geo. Washington - Eleanor P
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Martha Collection: Flotow Martha Quartet
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Martha Collection: Queen Astrid of Belgium with Princess Martha
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Martha Collection: Saint Mary; detail of the plastic group by Antonio Begarelli reproducing Jesus in the house of
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Martha Collection: A portrait of the concert dancer Martha Graham
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Martha Collection: Princess Martha of Sweden with baby son Harald
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Martha Collection: Christ Conversing with Martha and Mary, ca 1652. Artist: Rembrandt van Rhijn (1606-1669)
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Martha Collection: Princess Alice of Greece with her granddaughter, Dorothea
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Martha Collection: Crown Prince Olav of Norway and Princess Martha
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Martha Collection: Opera - Martha
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Martha Collection: St Martha's Chapel, Guildford, Surrey, from Pewley Hill
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Martha Collection: Saint Lazarus with his Sisters Martha and Mary
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Martha Collection: RMS Titanic - Relief Fund cheque, Mrs M A Ransom
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Martha Collection: Norwegian Royal refugees
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Martha Collection: Webb Beatrice Fabian Society Fabians Left Wing
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Martha Collection: JESUS REVIVES LAZARUS
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Martha Collection: MUSSORGSKY/KHOVANSCCHINA
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Martha Collection: JESUS RAISES LAZARUS
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Martha Collection: Saint Martha, Patron saint of Cafe workers and soft drink sellers, c. 1910 (colour litho)
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Martha Collection: Saint Martha and the Tamed Dragon (oil on panel)
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Martha Collection: Martha the Wanderer. Illustration by Harry Furniss for the Charles Dickens novel David Copperfield
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Martha Collection: Christ in Bethany at the House of Martha and Mary (oil on panel)
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Martha Collection: Jesus at Martha and Mary, chromolithograph, published ca. 1880
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Martha Collection: Martha leading Mary Magdalene up a flight of stairs to Christ who is seated at righ... ca. 1530-60
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Martha Collection: Raising of Lazarus (tempera on panel)
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Martha Collection: Jesus in the house of Martha and Mary - Bible, New Testament
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Martha Collection: CJ9 9795 AEC Matador Artillery Tractor, Martha
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Martha Collection: Figurehead 'Martha', c. 1938. Creator: Mary E Humes
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Martha Collection: Gustave Dore Bible: Jesus at the house of Martha and Mary (engraving)
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Martha Collection: The two sisters, from The Bible Picture Book published by Thomas Nelson, c
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Martha Collection: East window detail, Christ at the house of Martha and Mary, 1863 (stained glass)
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Martha Collection: House of Mary and Martha at Bethany (b / w photo)


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"Martha: A Name Woven Through Time and History" From the biblical village of Bethany to the vibrant world of dance, the name Martha has left its mark on various realms. In religious narratives, we encounter Martha as a figure in Jesus' life alongside her sister Mary and brother Lazarus. Known for her hospitality, she welcomed Jesus into her home with warmth and devotion. Fast forward to Brigham Young's era, where polygamy was practiced within Mormon communities, and is said that he had multiple wives, including one named Martha. This historical connection adds depth to the name's significance. In artistry, we find captivating portrayals such as Diego Velasquez's masterpiece "Christ in the House of Mary and Martha. " The painting captures a moment filled with contemplation and contrasts between two sisters' approaches to their guest. Shifting gears from biblical times to more recent history, we encounter influential women like dancer and choreographer Martha Graham. Her innovative contributions revolutionized modern dance forever. The mention of Calamity Jane (born Martha Jane Canary Burke) reminds us of strong-willed women who defied societal norms during the Wild West era. Her adventurous spirit challenges traditional gender roles even today. Martha Washington emerges as an emblematic figure in American history as George Washington's wife. Her grace and support played a vital role during his presidency while leaving an indelible legacy behind. Lastly, let us not forget about everyday people bearing this timeless name—like Norwegian individuals named Martha or those whose ancestors hailed from Pennsylvania German heritage—a testament to how names connect generations across time and geography. Whether it be through religious tales or artistic expressions spanning centuries, "Martha" remains intertwined with stories that celebrate strength, creativity, resilience—and above all—an enduring spirit that transcends time itself.