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Mercy Collection

"Mercy: A Timeless Virtue Captured in Art and History" In the painting "Return of the Prodigal Son

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Mercy Collection: Return of the Prodigal Son, 1773. Artist: Batoni, Pompeo Girolamo (1708-1787)
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Mercy Collection: Monmouths Rebellion
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Mercy Collection: Colorful Jesus Archangels Stained glass Cathedral Puebla, Mexico
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Mercy Collection: The Intercession of Christ and the Virgin, before 1402. Creator: Lorenzo Monaco
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Mercy Collection: Swords of State & Mercy
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Mercy Collection: St Teresa of Avila with angel of justice
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Mercy Collection: Virgin of Mercy, detail of the central panel, c. 1429 (tempera on panel)
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Mercy Collection: Margaret of Anjou asks a robber for mercy
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Mercy Collection: The Chapel of Mercy, Kevelaer, Germany
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Mercy Collection: Three Swords of State - Crown Jewels
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Mercy Collection: Prospects of an architectural plan for the venue of Florence's Venerabile Arciconfraternita della
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Mercy Collection: Photocomposition with the architectural plan for the venue of the Venerable Confraternity of
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Mercy Collection: Feeding the hungry: Della Robbia frieze on the Loggiato of the Ospedale del Ceppo in Pistoia
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Mercy Collection: Lodging the peregrines: frieze by Della Robbia in the Gallery of the Ospedale del Ceppo, Pistoia
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Mercy Collection: 'Give Refreshment to the Thirsty:' detail of the frieze depicting the Seven Works of Mercy
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Mercy Collection: High relief representing one of the eight works of mercy: feeding the hungry
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Mercy Collection: 'Give Food to the Hungry:' detail of the high relief by Santi Buglioni
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Mercy Collection: 'Feed the Hungry:' frieze by the della Robbian School, located on the loggia of the Ospedale del
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Mercy Collection: 'Shelter the Pilgrims:' detail of the frieze depicting the Seven Works of Mercy
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Mercy Collection: The Return of the Prodigal Son, Mid of the 18th century
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Mercy Collection: Italy, Sestri Ponente, Santuario di Nostra Signora del Gazzo
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Mercy Collection: Last Judgment, the Seven Works of Mercy, and the Seven Deadly Sins, c. 1490-1499
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Mercy Collection: Christ Conversing with Martha and Mary, ca 1652. Artist: Rembrandt van Rhijn (1606-1669)
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Mercy Collection: Roman Charity, c1612. Artist: Peter Paul Rubens
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Mercy Collection: no mercy in this land
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Mercy Collection: Virgin of Mercy. Second third of the 17th century
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Mercy Collection: Orphanage of Mercy, Randolph Gardens, Kilburn
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Mercy Collection: Lady Catherine Gordon before King Henry VII
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Mercy Collection: Errand of Mercy
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Mercy Collection: Malta. Siege of the Turks in July 1565
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Mercy Collection: A physician, his patient, a coffin and two skeletons
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Mercy Collection: FLIGHT OF LEUDASTE
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Mercy Collection: Statue of Guan Yin, c. 1200 (polychrome wood)
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Mercy Collection: Christ between mercy and justice, 1508, Pietro Vannucci, called the Perugino, fresco
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Mercy Collection: Compassion
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Mercy Collection: The wife of King Edward III, queen Philippa of Hainault, intercedes before her husband to ask that
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Mercy Collection: Works of Mercy (oil on panel)
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Mercy Collection: The Last Judgemen and the Seven Acts of Mercy (oil on panel)
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Mercy Collection: The Last Judgement and the Seven Works of Mercy (oil on panel)
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Mercy Collection: The Last Judgement and the Seven Works of Mercy, centre panel (oil on panel)
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Mercy Collection: Caricature from the Catholic magazine Le Pelerin, referring to the French Governments Policy of
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Mercy Collection: Magnanimity of Scipio Africanus (detail), 1743 (fresco)
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Mercy Collection: Magnanimity of Scipio Africanus (detail), 1743 (fresco)
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Mercy Collection: Mrs Timorous and Mercy visit Chritiana, from The Pilgrims Progress published by John F Shaw & Co
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Mercy Collection: Bunyans Pilgrims Progress: Marriage of Mercy and Matthew (etching)
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Mercy Collection: Continence of Alexander the Great (detail), 1743 (fresco)
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Mercy Collection: Continence of Alexander the Great (detail), 1743 (fresco)
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Mercy Collection: The princess approached her father, from St. James of Spain and Princess Celestine


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"Mercy: A Timeless Virtue Captured in Art and History" In the painting "Return of the Prodigal Son, " artist Pompeo Girolamo Batoni beautifully portrays the essence of mercy. The father's outstretched arms, filled with forgiveness and compassion, welcome his wayward son back into his loving embrace. Monmouth's Rebellion serves as a reminder that even in times of conflict and turmoil they can prevail, and is through acts of clemency and understanding that wounds can be healed, bridges rebuilt, and unity restored. The Colorful Jesus Archangels Stained Glass Cathedral in Puebla, Mexico showcases divine beings embodying mercy. Their vibrant hues symbolize the boundless love they offer to humanity, reminding us that mercy knows no boundaries or limitations. Lorenzo Monaco's masterpiece "The Intercession of Christ and the Virgin" depicts their intercession on behalf of mankind before 1402. This act highlights their merciful nature as they plead for forgiveness on our behalf. "Swords of State & Mercy" remind us that power should always be tempered with compassion. True strength lies not only in wielding swords but also extending a hand when justice demands it. St Teresa of Avila stands alongside an angel representing justice; her presence signifies how mercy intertwines with righteousness. Through her example, she teaches us to balance both virtues harmoniously. "The Virgin of Mercy, " painted during the early 15th century by an unknown artist using tempera on panel technique, captures Mary's role as a protector and refuge for those seeking solace and redemption under her compassionate mantle. In an unexpected twist highlighting human vulnerability amidst desperation, Margaret of Anjou finds herself pleading for mercy from a robber. This poignant scene reminds us that even those who seem undeserving may still deserve our empathy and kindness. "The Chapel of Mercy" located in Kevelaer, Germany stands as a testament to the enduring power of mercy.