St Veronica Collection

Speedwell, Thyme, Veronica, Victorian Botanical Illustration
Very Rare, Beautifully Illustrated Antique Engraved Speedwell, Thyme, Veronica, Victorian Botanical Illustration, from The Flowering Plants and Ferns of Great Britain, Published in 1846

St. Veronica with the Sudarium from scenes from the Life of Jesus, St. Thegonnec, Finistere, Brittany, France, Europe

Plate 20: Saint Veronica: From Portfolio "Spanish Colonial Designs of New Mexico", 1935 / 1942
Plate 20: Saint Veronica: From Portfolio " Spanish Colonial Designs of New Mexico", 1935/1942

Plate 20 (Variant): Saint Veronica: From Portfolio "Spanish Colonial Designs of New Mexico"
Plate 20 (Variant): Saint Veronica: From Portfolio " Spanish Colonial Designs of New Mexico", 1935/1942

Station of the Cross No. 6: "Veronica RendersService to Jesus", c. 1936
Station of the Cross No. 6: " Veronica RendersService to Jesus", c. 1936

Station of the Cross No. 6: "Veronica Renders Service to Jesus", c. 1936
Station of the Cross No. 6: " Veronica Renders Service to Jesus", c. 1936

Saint Veronica, (woodcut printed in pale brown ink)
828057 Saint Veronica, (woodcut printed in pale brown ink) by Netherlandish School (16th century); 30.4x20.6 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: Saint Veronica. Netherlandish School, circa 1500)

The Sudarium (oil on canvas)
3089835 The Sudarium (oil on canvas) by English School, (19th century); 63.5x50 cm; Orleans House Gallery, Twickenham, UK; (add.info.: The veil of St Veronica); eOrleans House Gallery; English

Saint Veronica, c. 1630s (oil on canvas)
827739 Saint Veronica, c.1630s (oil on canvas) by Vouet, Simon (1590-1649); 59x47.5 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: Saint Veronica. Simon Vouet (1590-1649). Oil on canvas

Leaf from a Book of Hours: The Mass of St Gregory, c. 1485-94 (parchment)
5938184 Leaf from a Book of Hours: The Mass of St Gregory, c.1485-94 (parchment) by Bourdichon, Jean (1457-1521); Fitzwilliam Museum, University of Cambridge, UK; (add.info.: Illuminated Manuscript)

Book of Hours, folios 13 verso: Salve sancta facies, Christ as Salvator mundi holding orb
5938140 Book of Hours, folios 13 verso: Salve sancta facies, Christ as Salvator mundi holding orb and blessing, , 1510 (parchment and gold) by Master of the Dresden Prayer Book (fl.c.1460-1520)

Saint Veronica [obverse], c. 1470 / 1475. Creator: Hans Memling
Saint Veronica [obverse], c. 1470/1475

Christ Carrying the Cross, early 1620s. Creator: Cornelis van Poelenburch
Christ Carrying the Cross, early 1620s

The Veil of Veronica, c. 1618 / 1622. Creator: Domenico Fetti
The Veil of Veronica, c. 1618/1622

Saint Veronica with the Sudarium, 16th century. Creator: Unknown
Saint Veronica with the Sudarium, 16th century. After Albrecht Durer

Face of Christ on St. Veronicas Cloth, 1649. Creator: Claude Mellan
Face of Christ on St. Veronicas Cloth, 1649

Christ fallen to the ground under the weight of the cross, with two men assisting and Saint Veronica kneeling with the veil at left, ca. 1729

St. Veronica with the Sudarium, after Michelangelo, 1540-66. 1540-66
St. Veronica with the Sudarium, after Michelangelo, 1540-66

Seven Devotional Scenes, Folio from the Bellini Album, ca. 1600. Creator: Unknown
Seven Devotional Scenes, Folio from the Bellini Album, ca. 1600

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Saint Veronica, 1470-1475. Creator: Hans Memling
Saint Veronica, 1470-1475. Saint Veronica was moved with sympathy witnessing Jesus carrying the cross to Golgotha and gave him her veil to wipe his forehead. Oil on panel

St Veronica, mid 15th century (1958). According to Christian legend, Veronica encountered Jesus on the Via Dolorosa and paused to wipe the sweat from his face with her veil

St Veronica with the Sudarium between St Peter and Paul, 1510, (1936). Artist: Albrecht Durer
St Veronica with the Sudarium between St Peter and Paul, 1510, (1936). Scene from the Small Passion series. A print from Durer, Und Seine Zeit, by Wilhelm Waetzoldt, Grosse Phaidon Ausgabe, 1936

St. Veronica, ca. 1435-1491. Creator: Martin Schongauer
St. Veronica, ca. 1435-1491

The Crucifixion, c. 1507-c. 1510 (oil on panel)
XOS1219811 The Crucifixion, c.1507-c.1510 (oil on panel) by Oostsanen, Jacob Cornelisz van (1470-1533); 105x88.4 cm; Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam

Saint Anthony Abbot Blessing the Animals, the Poor, and the Sick; Master of St. Veronica, German, active about 1395 - 1415; Cologne, Germany, Europe; about 1400 - 1410; Tempera colors, gold paint

The Crucifixion; Master of St. Veronica, German, active about 1395 - 1415; Cologne, Germany, Europe; about 1400 - 1410; Tempera colors, gold paint

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"St. Veronica: A Symbol of Compassion and Devotion in Victorian Botanical Illustration" In the world of botanical illustration, one plant stands out for its delicate beauty and symbolic significance - the Speedwell, also known as Veronica. This petite flower with vibrant blue petals has long been associated with St. Veronica, a figure from scenes depicting the Life of Jesus. One such portrayal is found in "The Sudarium, " an oil painting that captures St. Veronica's act of compassion as she offers her veil to wipe Jesus' face during his journey to Calvary. The image showcases her selflessness and devotion, immortalizing her in art history. Another notable representation can be seen in a woodcut print titled "Saint Veronica. " Printed in pale brown ink, it portrays her holding the iconic Sudarium while surrounded by Thyme plants - symbolizing courage and strength. The influence of St. Veronica extends beyond traditional religious artwork into other realms like Spanish Colonial Designs of New Mexico. In Plate 20 from this portfolio, we see an unknown artist's interpretation of Saint Veronica rendered with intricate details and vivid colors. Moving further back in time, Hans Memling's masterpiece from the late 15th century presents us with another captivating depiction on folio 13 verso of a Book of Hours. Here we find Christ as Salvator mundi holding an orb while Saint Veronica gazes upon him reverently. Throughout these various artistic renditions spanning centuries, St. Veronica remains a powerful symbol representing acts of kindness and empathy towards others – virtues that continue to inspire people today. Whether through Victorian botanical illustrations or medieval manuscripts like "The Mass of St Gregory, " where she makes an appearance among devout worshippers; Saint Veronica's presence resonates deeply within our collective consciousness. As we contemplate these visual representations capturing moments when she renders service to Jesus along his arduous path towards crucifixion (Station No.