Olive Branches Collection

Amidst the canvas of art and history, they have held symbolic significance across cultures and eras

Olive Branches Collection: Bas-relief, 'The Song of Miriam and Moses', by Mr. Gatley, for a mausoleum near Edinburgh, 1858

Bas-relief, "The Song of Miriam and Moses", by Mr. Gatley, for a mausoleum near Edinburgh, 1858. Decoration for a...mausoleum intended to be erected to the memory of Mr

Olive Branches Collection: Our Lady of Peace, 1907 (oil on canvas)

Our Lady of Peace, 1907 (oil on canvas)
WDM27972 Our Lady of Peace, 1907 (oil on canvas) by Morgan, Evelyn De (1855-1919); 191.1x96.5 cm; De Morgan Collection, courtesy of the De Morgan Foundation; eDe Morgan Foundation; English

Olive Branches Collection: Sarcophagus decorated flowers cartouche Mengel-Dichten

Sarcophagus decorated flowers cartouche Mengel-Dichten
Sarcophagus decorated with flowers and cartouche Mengel-Dichten (title on object), A sarcophagus is decorated with flowers and adorned left and right with incense barrels

Olive Branches Collection: Trees shrubs Olive branches olives 1900 Middle East

Trees shrubs Olive branches olives 1900 Middle East
Trees and shrubs. Olive branches with olives 1900, Middle East, Israel and/or Palestine

Olive Branches Collection: Trees shrubs Olive branches olives 1900 Israel

Trees shrubs Olive branches olives 1900 Israel
Trees and shrubs. Olive branches with olives 1900, Israel

Dove And Olive Branch

Olive Branches Collection: The Announcement of the signing of the Treaty of Versailles in 1783, 1837 (oil on canvas)

The Announcement of the signing of the Treaty of Versailles in 1783, 1837 (oil on canvas)
XIR86111 The Announcement of the signing of the Treaty of Versailles in 1783, 1837 (oil on canvas) by Ysendyck, Anton van (1801-75); 79x144 cm; Chateau de Versailles

Olive Branches Collection: Donkey carrying olive branches

Donkey carrying olive branches
Donkey (Equus asinus) carrying olive branches. Photographed on the Mani peninsula, Greece

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Amidst the canvas of art and history, they have held symbolic significance across cultures and eras. From Our Lady of Peace's tranquil olive branches in a 1907 oil painting, to the engraving of an Artist's Pilgrimage to the Holy Land in 1855, these branches have represented peace, purity, and renewal. The Mengel-Dichten sarcophagus adorned with olive branches and olives speaks to the eternal connection between the Middle East and these trees in 1900. In Israel, the land where the olive tree holds deep historical and spiritual meaning, the trees continue to thrive and offer their fruits. The Dove and Olive Branch, a universal symbol of peace, graces many a canvas and sculpture. The Announcement of the signing of the Treaty of Versailles in 1837 depicts a dove carrying olive branches, signifying the end of war and the hope for a peaceful future. Even a donkey, burdened with olive branches, carries the message of peace and prosperity. Through art and history, olive branches remain a beacon of hope and a testament to the enduring power of peace.