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Maltese crosses Stock Photos and Images
RFT6WDAG–Detail of the gilded motifs of garlands and Maltese crosses carved into the soft Maltese Limestone in St John's Co-Cathedral, Valletta.
RMEAKD64–Maltese crosses on the Convento de Cristo, Castle of the Knights Templar, UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Site, Tomar
RMPCTABP–Maltese crosses on the fortress of Tomar, Knights Templar castle, Templars, UNESCO heritage, Tomar, Santarém district, Portugal, Europe, Convento da Ordem de Christo
RMGDMNJ1–Maltese crosses on the fortress of Tomar, the castle of the Knights Templar, Templar, UNESCO Heritage, Tomar, Santarem, Portugal
RM2R6F2H5–Top row: a left top corner. From a band in the top center start intertwined vine stems. A left top corner: garlands fastened by a bow knot, in the corner. Left top part of a bow, decorated with a laurel bough. Second row: a left top corner decorated with a chain, starting from a man's head, in the top center. A rosette. Third row: fragment of a band with three Maltese crosses. A bow formed by chains which are connected in the corner of a head. Bottom row: two left halves of frames which are composed of anchors. Colored background. Date: ca. 1780. Pen and brown ink, brush and brown wash on line
RM2DN00ER–Sampler, Medium: silk embroidery on linen foundation Technique: embroidered in cross and eyelet stitches on plain weave foundation, Bands of two alphabets introduced by Maltese crosses, signature, symbols of the passion and landscape., Italy, 1819, embroidery & stitching, Sampler
RM2BF2JKA–Sampler. Bands of two alphabets introduced by Maltese crosses, signature, symbols of the passion and landscape.
RMB4795F–A shiavona, Italy, circa 1600. A slender single-edged blade with a double-edged point. There is an inscription, partially worn off by cleaning, stamped between Maltese crosses on both sides of the blade at its base. Typical skeleton basket hilt. Grip cover leather replaced. Iron cat's head pommel. Length 97 cm. historic, historical, 17th century, sword, swords, weapons, arms, weapon, arm, fighting device, military, militaria, object, objects, stills, clipping, clippings, cut out, cut-out, cut-outs, melee weapon, melee weapons, metal,
RM2BF324G–Sampler. Upper third has two alphabets introduced by Maltese crosses and inscription, lower third has isolated floral motifs. Floral borders on four sides.
RM2J84Y5C–Small Maltese crosses carved by medieval pilgrims are etched into the wall along the stairway of Chapel of St. Helena in the lower section of the Church of Holy Sepulchre in old city of East Jerusalem Israel
RM2BF4GDP–LincrustaWalton. Repeat of leafy stems and rosettes in relief, gold on dull red. One half of each leaf textured with cross-hatching, pebbling, imbrication or venation unlike that of other half. Rosettes centered with Maltese crosses, circles of dots, etc.
RMEMA7M3–Small Maltese crosses carved by medieval pilgrims are etched into the wall along the stairway of Chapel of St. Helena in the lower section of the Church of Holy Sepulchre in old city of East Jerusalem Israel
RM2BD173C–Ceiling paper. Research in ProgressTile-like ceiling paper with square cells with simple, rectangular borders alternating with large diamond-shaped medallions and small square medallions composed of foliate detail. Diamond-shaped medallions also contain Maltese crosses. Ceiling paper
RM2A1PE5W–Dresden, Germany. 28th Sep, 2019. A scale armour with Maltese crosses (around 1700) hangs in a showcase in the Royal Parade Rooms in the Residence Palace. The 18th century apartments in the castle, destroyed in the Second World War, have been reconstructed and opened on the same day. Credit: Sebastian Kahnert/dpa-Zentralbild/dpa/Alamy Live News
RMDE14DK–decorations, Germany, Prussia, Order of St. John, reconstituted 15.10.1852 by King Frederick William IV of Prussia, badge, wood engraving, 2nd half 19th century, Protestant knight's order, crosses, Maltese cross, Knights of St. John, bailiwick Prussia, Kingdom of Prussia, medal, decoration, medals, decorations, Order of St. John, Order of Saint John, reconstitute, reconstituting, historic, historical, Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available
RM2MDXJ7D–St John Co-Cathedral interior in Valletta, Malta, gilded ornamental arches with Maltese crosses in the cathedral church built by Order of St. John in
RM2W0B21M–Kloskant collar with Maltese crosses, anonymous, c. 1900 Collar of natural -colored bobbin: Maltese Kant. Round, lying collar from Kloskant, sculpted in seven points. The pattern has a Maltese cross in all points. A closed intermediate circle of C-Voluten and palmettes separates an inner arch with radiating sheets from an outer edge with large daisies and rosette flowers. The motifs were cost in linen and the many leaves in and around the motifs and along the edges are made in form. Malta silk bobbin lace / Maltese lace Collar of natural -colored bobbin: Maltese Kant. Round, lying collar from
RMJDKB71–Maltese crosses Hike, rock formations, Africa, mountain Ceder, Maltese Cross Hike, Felsformationen, Afrika, Cederberg
RF2AJFX56–A row of red Maltese crosses decorates the wall of an early Christian church in Goreme Open Air Museum (UNESCO heritage site), Cappadocia, Turkey
RMGDMNJ2–Maltese crosses on the fortress of Tomar, the castle of the Knights Templar, Templar, UNESCO Heritage, Tomar, Santarem, Portugal
RM2DMPTT5–Sampler, Colette du Wel, Medium: silk embroidery on wool foundation Technique: embroidered in cross stitch (looping backward movement), on plain weave foundation, Upper third has two alphabets introduced by Maltese crosses and inscription, lower third has isolated floral motifs. Floral borders on four sides., France, 1836, embroidery & stitching, Sampler
RM2D8MXHW–Frescoes with Maltese crosses in St. Barbara church chapel in Goreme Open Air museum, Cappadocia, Turkey
RM2DM7A5X–Lincrusta-Walton, Painted and gilded Lincrusta-Walton, Repeat of leafy stems and rosettes in relief, gold on dull red. One half of each leaf textured with cross-hatching, pebbling, imbrication or venation unlike that of other half. Rosettes centered with Maltese crosses, circles of dots, etc. The metallic-gold floral pattern stands out in high relief from the maroon ground. Nearly square format., England, 1881–1882, Wallcoverings, Lincrusta-Walton
RM2DN9X0T–Ceiling paper, Standard Wall-Paper Company, Standard Wall-Paper Company, Sandy Hill, New York, Machine-printed paper, Tile-like ceiling paper with square cells with simple, rectangular borders alternating with large diamond-shaped medallions and small square medallions composed of foliate detail. Diamond-shaped medallions also contain Maltese crosses. Printed in beige, gold and white on khaki ground., Sandy Hill, New York, USA, 1905–1915, Wallcoverings, Ceiling paper
RM2DMBM8F–Altar lamp, Brass, Prefericulum shaped, and suspended by four chains from an inverted bowl. The chains return, and support a round ring which hangs, centered to the main body of the lamp and about ten inches above it. The main body of the lamp is unadorned save for two fillets, a rolled, splayed rim and a ring which is attached to the lowermost point of the lamp. The inverted bowl is decorated by a torus and surmounted by a ring. Four handles in wrought scroll shapes act as brackets for the four suspension chains. The links of the chains are wrought in forms of bucklers, Maltese crosses
RM2DMA4X2–Metal frames for Purses, Giuseppe Barberi, Italian, 1746–1809, Pen and brown ink, brush and brown wash on lined off-white laid paper, Top row: a left top corner. From a band in the top center start intertwined vine stems. A left top corner: garlands fastened by a bow knot, in the corner. Left top part of a bow, decorated with a laurel bough. Second row: a left top corner decorated with a chain, starting from a man's head, in the top center. A rosette. Third row: fragment of a band with three Maltese crosses. A bow formed by chains which are connected in the corner of a head.
RMKKE3NC–Decorated walls in the nave / interior inside of St John's Co-Cathedral. Valletta, Malta. Surface is 3 dimensional, punctuated with Maltese Crosses.
RMR78GGH–NAXXAR, MALTA - JUNE 14, 2018: The beautiful decorated vault with carved plaster in various geometrical forms with Maltese Crosses, Parish Church of O
RMDE14CP–medals and decorations, Germany, Bavaria, Military Order of Max Joseph, founded 1.1.1806 by King Maximilian I of Bavaria, badge, wood engraving, 2nd half 19th century, Maltese cross, crosses, ribbon, ribbons, military order, orders of merit, Order of Merit, military, armed forces, Kingdom of Bavaria, historic, historical, Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available
RF2AJFX0G–A row of Maltese crosses decorating the wall of an early Christian church in Goreme Open Air Museum (UNESCO heritage site) in Cappadocia, Turkey
RF2AMAT8E–Set of Black and white illustration of Christian Cross Orthodox Church, Lorraine, Maltese and Greek - vector
RMGDMNJ0–Maltese crosses on the fortress of Tomar, the castle of the Knights Templar, Templar, UNESCO Heritage, Tomar, Santarem, Portugal
RM2BB0BFP–Crosses suspended from buildings, for religious festivals, in Valletta, in Malta, on 28 February 2020.
RFBAEY83–Two Maltese cross grave stones in graveyard at Church Cove, near the Lizard, South Cornwall coast, England
![The Fourth Division Burial-ground, on Cathcart's Hill, Crimea, 1856. Crimean War. 'This Illustration possesses a melancholy interest, and will naturally be appreciated by those in England whose relatives and friends have fallen in battle and at the siege, and now rest upon Cathcart's Hill...[Shown here are] deceased officers' tombs, with their names...The tombs of the officers of the 68th Regiment are alike - red Maltese marble; those of the 57th, white marble; and the 63rd, stone crosses. A very handsome memorial is shown, in jet-black marble, to Sir R. Newman, Grenadier Guards. The monument Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2R4DJGN/the-fourth-division-burial-ground-on-cathcarts-hill-crimea-1856-crimean-war-this-illustration-possesses-a-melancholy-interest-and-will-naturally-be-appreciated-by-those-in-england-whose-relatives-and-friends-have-fallen-in-battle-and-at-the-siege-and-now-rest-upon-cathcarts-hill-shown-here-are-deceased-officers-tombs-with-their-namesthe-tombs-of-the-officers-of-the-68th-regiment-are-alike-red-maltese-marble-those-of-the-57th-white-marble-and-the-63rd-stone-crosses-a-very-handsome-memorial-is-shown-in-jet-black-marble-to-sir-r-newman-grenadier-guards-the-monument-2R4DJGN.jpg "The Fourth Division Burial-ground, on Cathcart's Hill, Crimea, 1856. Crimean War. 'This Illustration possesses a melancholy interest, and will naturally be appreciated by those in England whose relatives and friends have fallen in battle and at the siege, and now rest upon Cathcart's Hill...[Shown here are] deceased officers' tombs, with their names...The tombs of the officers of the 68th Regiment are alike - red Maltese marble; those of the 57th, white marble; and the 63rd, stone crosses. A very handsome memorial is shown, in jet-black marble, to Sir R. Newman, Grenadier Guards. The monument Stock Photo")
RM2R4DJGN–The Fourth Division Burial-ground, on Cathcart's Hill, Crimea, 1856. Crimean War. 'This Illustration possesses a melancholy interest, and will naturally be appreciated by those in England whose relatives and friends have fallen in battle and at the siege, and now rest upon Cathcart's Hill...[Shown here are] deceased officers' tombs, with their names...The tombs of the officers of the 68th Regiment are alike - red Maltese marble; those of the 57th, white marble; and the 63rd, stone crosses. A very handsome memorial is shown, in jet-black marble, to Sir R. Newman, Grenadier Guards. The monument
RM2K8P7BH–Oslo 19970213: The royal couple photographed with Iceland's President Olafur Ragnar Grimsson and Mrs. Gudrun Katrin Thorbergsdottir (t.v.) during the Gallama Day at the Grand Hotel. Queen Sonja in red dress with the maltese diadem (three crosses) in the hair. Photo: Morten Holm NTB / NTB
RM2RGD0NA–Strada St. Lucia, Valletta, Malta - one of the seven streets which horizontally crosses straight through The City from Harbour to Harbour.
RMKKE3N6–Decorated walls in the nave / interior inside of St John's Co-Cathedral. Valletta, Malta. Surface is 3 dimensional, punctuated with Maltese Crosses.
RMDE14CA–medals and decorations, Germany, Bavaria, Oder of Saint Hubert, founded 3.11.1444 by Duke Gerhard III of Juelich and Berg, wood engraving, 2nd half 19th century, Bavarian Order of Saint Hubert, Royal Order of the House of Wittelsbach, worldly Order of Chivalry, crosses, Maltese cross, Kingdom of Bavaria, Juelich-Berg, medal, decoration, medals, decorations, founded, founding, historic, historical, Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available
RMP6G7EY–Turkey. Goreme National Park. Detail tempera painted crosses. Iconoclastic period (725-842). Hidden Church.Cappadocia. Central Anatolia.
RMB3H06E–Clockwise from top Basque, Maltese and Languedoc crosses in the parterres of the love garden, Chateau Villandry, Loire Valley
RME4153N–Turkey. Goreme National Park. Detail tempera painted crosses. Iconoclastic period (725-842). Hidden Church.Cappadocia.
RMJEKNCN–Gold Maltese cross pendants for sale in a shop along Republic Street aka Triq Ir Repubblika, Valletta, Malta, Europe.
RM2AX6MPX–The annals of Kendal: being a historical and descriptive account of Kendal and the neighbourhood: with biographical sketches of many eminent personages connected with the town . Obv.— Oliver . plat : of * —In the field, Three Maltese crosses.fiev,— kiekby = kendall * *— ,, The date 1659, with three stars of five points above and three below. Oliver Plat was a gentleman of considerable property, both in Kendal andthe neighbourhood, and lived on his own estate at Summer How, in Skels-mergh. The property, in Kendal, known as the Rainbow Inn, belonged tohim ; and an oak table and oak panel, bearin
RM2BB0BFN–Crosses suspended from buildings, for religious festivals, in Valletta, in Malta, on 28 February 2020.
RMATANNH–St Johns Gate Museum Clerkenwell Order of St John 8 eight pointed star gold enamel pendant London England UK Maltese Cross
RM2TDKEF5–Silk collar in Maltzer side decorated with seven Johanniter Kruizen, Anonymous, c. 1900 - c. 1910 Silk collar in Maltese Lace decorated with, among other things, seven Johanniter crosses and medallions with flower motifs. Lying round model with fifteen scallops. Malta silk Maltese lace Silk collar in Maltese Lace decorated with, among other things, seven Johanniter crosses and medallions with flower motifs. Lying round model with fifteen scallops. Malta silk Maltese lace
RMADHR2H–Eastertime penitents bearing crosses in Nadur, Gozo, Malta. Catholic religious traditions, faith, Christianity, sin, atonement and redemption.
RMTXWYWX–Naftali Aizik, an archeologist with the Israel Antiquities Authority, looks at artifacts discovered in an 1,5000 year old Byzantine Period monastery and church uncovered during large scale excavations in Beit Shemesh, Israel, December 20, 2017. The Byzantine structure was discovered during excavations prior to the expansion of Ramat Beit Shemesh for housing. The marble base is engraved with a Maltese cross. Artifacts were found and a number of architectural elements including a marble pillar base decorated with crosses and marble window screens. The artifacts found may indicate that the site w
RF2F789K6–Cross in the cemetery XVIII-XIX centuries. Village Bush Yampolsky region Vinnytsia region, Ukraine
RMDE14CY–medals and decorations, Germany, Brunswick, Order of Henry the Lion, founded 25.4.1834 by Duke William of Brunswick, badge, wood engraving, 2nd half 19th century, house order, House of Welf, Welfs, military order of merit, Maltese cross, cross, crosses, ribbon, ribbons, military order, orders of merit, Order of Merit, military, armed forces, Duchy of Brunswick, medal, decoration, medals, decorations, lion, lions, historic, historical, Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available
RMB27EAF–Maltese cross (Lychnis chalcedonica syn. Silene chalcedonica) and woodland sage (Salvia nemorosa)
RMAN0NX7–Fleabane (Erigeron), yarrow (Achillea) and Maltese cross (Lychnis chalcedonica syn. Silene chalcedonica)
RM2AWYYD3–Book for florists : fall bulbs Dutch, French and American evergreen and deciduous trees shrubs, hardy plants, florists' supplies . Measure of Crown 12 SO 40 18 15 60 21 751 00 MALTESE CROSSES 8 09 16 19 10 12 18 23 12 15 20 37 14 17 24 63 ODD FELLOWS DESIGN Maltese Cross on Base Inch Price Inch Price 10 25 18 65 12 30 20 85 14 35 24 1 15 16 50 SLANTING CROSS 12 07 24 23 14 09 27 32 16 11 30 38 18, . 14 33 50 20 16 36 67 22 19 Slanting Cross on Base 12 18 24 50 14 20 27 65 16 27 30 90 18. 31 33 1 05 20 36 36 1 25 22 41 CROWNS. Flat 8 20 12 30 10. 25 15 40 .Crowns Flat. On Base 8 30 50 10 37 15
RF2GGJ3H0–MALTA - CIRCA 2006: a stamp printed in Malta shows Men Carrying Crosses, Traditional Holy Week Celebration, circa 2006
RM2BB0BFT–Crosses suspended from buildings, for religious festivals, in Valletta, in Malta, on 28 February 2020.
RMKRFHD7–An archaeologist points to the vague engravement of a Maltese Cross on a huge stone which probably served as an archway on the site of the remains of a Byzantine Period 1,500 year old monastery and church. Decorated with mosaic floors and imported marble elements the compound was uncovered near Bet Shemesh by the Israel Antiquities Authority. Archaeologists continue to uncover more of remains of walls built of large worked stone masonry and a marble pillar base decorated with crosses. Credit: Nir Alon/Alamy Live News
RMTXWYX4–Naftali Aizik, an archeologist with the Israel Antiquities Authority, shows an imported marble grape leaf discovered in an 1,5000 year old Byzantine Period monastery and church uncovered during large scale excavations in Beit Shemesh, Israel, December 20, 2017. The Byzantine structure was discovered during excavations prior to the expansion of Ramat Beit Shemesh for housing. The marble base is engraved with a Maltese cross. Artifacts were found and a number of architectural elements including a marble pillar base decorated with crosses and marble window screens. The artifacts found may indicat
RM2JWFXAP–Portrait of Johann N. Schaffgotsch in a military uniform. Graff Anton (1736-1813), painter
RMHT341C–St Paul’s Bay, Malta, 7th March 2017. Waves crash over the harbour walls at the seaside resort of St Paul’s Bay as a gale with winds to force 8 gusting to 40 mph mixed with hail and rain crosses the island. Credit Julian Eales/Alamy Live News
RM2JWF7EN–Portret księcia Piotra Wasiliewicza Łopuchina w stroju Kawalera Maltańskiego (1753-1827), premiera i ministra sprawiedliwości Imperium Rosyjskiego, według Wł. Borowikowskiego. Gerin, Jean (ca. 1755-1827), painter, Borovikovsky, Vladimir (1757-1825), painter, unknown, painter
RM2JWH3RB–Bronze gilded gorget bearing the `Jelita vel Koźlarogi` coat of arms, from the collection of Antoni Strzałecki ; drawing for the publication: Dominika Jeżewskiego Skarbiec Zabytków Polskich znajdujących się w prywatnych zbiorach Warszawy, malował z natury???????????????????. Sztolcman, Władysław Roman (1873-1950), painter
RMDE14CX–medals and decorations, Germany, Mecklenburg, House Order of the Wendish Crown, founded 12.5.1864 by Grand Duke Frederick Francis II of Mecklenburg-Schwerin and Grand Duke Frederick William of Mecklenburg-Strelitz, badge, wood engraving, 2nd half 19th century, orders of merit, Order of Merit, crosses, Maltese cross, Wendish crown, Grand Duchy of Mecklenburg - Schwerin, Grand Duchy of Mecklenburg - Strelitz, medal, decoration, medals, decorations, historic, historical, Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available
RM2JWH3W5–Hussar armour from the 17th century, from the collection of Jan Strzałecki ; drawing for the publication: Dominika Jeżewskiego Skarbiec Zabytków Polskich znajdujących się w prywatnych zbiorach Warszawy, malował z natury Władysław Sztolcman od r. 1909` [Tr???????????????????. Sztolcman, Władysław Roman (1873-1950), painter
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