- The
Annunciation (from the
Latin annuntiatio; also
referred to as the
Annunciation to the
Blessed Virgin Mary, the
Annunciation of Our Lady, or the Annunciation...
- The
Annunciation is a
painting by the
Italian Renaissance artist Leonardo da Vinci,
dated to c. 1472–1476. Leonardo's
earliest extant major work, it was...
- true
lily,
including water lily, fire
lily,
lily of the Nile,
calla lily,
trout lily,
kaffir lily,
cobra lily,
lily of the valley, daylily,
ginger lily, Amazon...
-
Medieval depictions of the
Annunciation show
Gabriel the
Archangel handing a
white lily to the
Virgin Mary. Additionally, the
white lily is the
attribute of...
- The
Annunciation is an oil
painting by the
Early Netherlandish master Jan van Eyck, from
around 1434–1436. The
panel is
housed in the
National Gallery...
-
sometimes garden lilies,
sometimes genuine heraldic fleurs-de-lis". As
attributes of the Madonna, they are
often seen in
pictures of the
Annunciation, notably...
- The
Annunciation with
Saint Margaret and
Saint Ans**** is a
painting by the
Italian Gothic artists Simone Martini and
Lippo Memmi, now
housed in the Uffizi...
- ‘Madonna
lily’ (Lilium candidum). A well-known
example is
Leonardo da Vinci's
Annunciation (1472–1475) in
which the
archangel Gabriel bears a
Madonna lily. Other...
-
Virgin is
attributed to
being Gabriel who was the
angel of the
annunciation. The
lilies that
Gabriel holds are also a
symbol of the Virgin. The Virgin...
-
Lilies are used to
symbolise Mary's
purity and innocence, and thus are
regularly depicted with her,
especially during paintings of the
Annunciation....
