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LLM977688 Hammer and nails. French educational card, late 19th/early 20th century.

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BL3262043 Holkham Bible Picture BookEngland, circa 1320-1330Language: FrenchSource/Shelfmark: Add. 47682, f.31[Detail] Bottom RH of folio.The blacksmith, who alleges he cannot make the nails for the Cross as his hands are bad, shows his hand; his pious lie is made retrospectively true. His wife is makes the nails at a draught-forge and anvilImage taken from Holkham Bible Picture Book.Originally published/produced in England, circa 1320-1330.

VLS76916 by Giovanni Battista Trotti

XIR215611 Le Baiser de Judas et la Crucifixion, lettre 'O'; known as Niccolaus di Giacomo di Naximbene or Nicolo da Bologna;

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MRM2913290 Stylistically this appears to be the work of the Intestinal Hair Carver or his workshop. His work can also be seen in the roof of St. Mary's Mildenhall.

XIR414566 Histoire du Christ, elevation de la croix; lavis, rehauts blancs; b/w photo;A.G. phot; 1899; squared paper for transfer; Drawing by Henri Lerambert

REV345869 Saint Bernard (1090-1153) portant les instruments de la Passion; founder of Clairvaux monastery; monastere; Cistercian Abbey, La Rioja region;

UIG2602562 Making nails in the Dudley area of the Black Country of England. A girl making spike nails using a hammer in her hand and, simultaneously, a mechanical hammer, an 'Oliver' worked by her foot. Engraving, London, 1890.

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WRP394106 This mosaic (20th century ?) decorates the outer wall of the Catholicon behind the Stone of Unction, a limestone slab installed in 1808 which commemorates the site of preparation of Jesus's body for burial; Christ's body was anointed with myrrh and aloes and prepared by Joseph of Arimathea;

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LLM2783100 Segou-Sikoro. Illustration for Journal Des Voyages, 15 February 1891.

XJL86523 by Juan de Borgona

XZO473115 Crucifiement

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RTR5889679 Signed and dated “Bernardinus Laninus f. 1558”; The altarpiece is commissioned by Francesco Pecchio for his own chapel in the church of San Lorenzo a Vercelli.

LLM11704972 The Cross and Symbols of the Passion. An Outline of Christianity (Waverley, c.1930).By English School (20th Century)

POV1202423 Hearth & assortment of tools on wall in old blacksmith's forge/smithy (Museum exhibit in Victorian workshops of former quarry)National Slate Museum, Dinorwic Quarry (now Padarn Country Park),Llanberis, Snowdonia, Gwynedd, North Wales, UK

DGC829520 Situated west of Pedoulas in the Troodos Mountains and founded by the Byzantine emperor Alexios I Komnenos, The Holy, Royal and Stavropegic Monastery of Kykkos (Greek:Ιερά Μονή Κύκκου), is one of the wealthiest and best-known monasteries in Cyprus;Artwork by the Kepola brothers, Cypriot icon painters and others from Greece and Romania;

LLL733326 Old Man Repairing Shoes.

JEB4926432 Romanesque art from the 13th to the 14th century: Frescoes in the crypt of the church of Gargilesse Dampierre (Gargilesse-Dampierre), Indre, Centre, France. Heraldic composition dedicated to the instruments of the Passion: cross, crown of thorns, nails, hammer Photography

STC312601 Germans tastefully substitute hammering nails into a bust of Field-Marshal von Hindenburg for pictures of the statue and a patriotic pamphlet;

JEB4926423 Romanesque art from the 13th to the 14th century: Frescoes in the crypt of the church of Gargilesse Dampierre (Gargilesse-Dampierre), Indre, Centre, France. Christ of pain and heraldic composition dedicated to the instruments of the Passion: cross, crown of thorns, nails, hammer Photography

UIG3585443 Hampton, Virginia: c. 1899 Young African Americans men who have been trained in woodworking, building a stairway in a house built largely by them.

LLL733274 The Cobbler.

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LLM5995078 Interior of a Bromsgrove Nailmaker's shed, occupied by the tenant and two stallers, the latter working each on his own account, and paying 6d a week apiece and one-third of the firing. The oliver, or heavy hammer used for heading the nails, is attached to the bench in front of the little anvil. Illustration for The White Slaves of England by Robert Harborough Sherard (James Bowden, 1897).

STC405638 'Hard hits at Hindenburg: driving them home'; Nurses from the Mile End Hospital hammering a shillings worth of nails into a wooden effigy of Hindenburg; Raising funds for wounded and disabled soldiers at Stepney Borough Fete;

LLM2783474 Hammers in the race. Once a year, at the Philadelphia Trade Show, numerous young ladies engage in the most curious of battles. Each competitor has three nails, which he must drive... perfectly into a board. Those who finish early and well, bring back the victory. Illustration for Courier Sunday, 17 March 1929.

PCT4294338 Cross of missions (mission belief) in 1852 in Villegly (Aude, Occitanie) - this cross bearing the accessories that accompanied the torment of Jesus crucifie (instruments of the Passion), officially designated as the Arms of Christ (Arma Christi: hammer, nails, pincers, crown of thorns, ladder, spear, cup of bitter drink - field- sponge, linen with printed face...) is surmounted by a copper rooster. The Christians see it as a symbol of resurrection or the evocation of the “rooster of St. Peter”, others incline for an addition dating back to 1905 and intended to “republicize” the religious monument by overcoming it with a national and republican symbol during the separation of Church and State in Fance. Photo by Patrice Cartier -

BL3266197 Book of HoursFrance; late 14th centuryLanguage: LatinSource/Shelfmark: Add. 23145, f.172[Whole folio] Office of the Cross at Vespers. The dead Christ is supported by the Virgin and two other figures, as another kneels, extracting the nails from Christ's feet with pliers and hammer. Text beginning with decorated initial 'D'Image taken from Book of Hours.Originally published/produced in France; late 14th century.