Marias Collection

DDE-90039191
Mountain peaks reflect into a beaver pond at Marias Pass in Glacier National Park, Montana, USA. Date: 24/11/2013

Laurentius Master Visitation Marias Elisabeths meeting
Laurentius Master, The Visitation, Marias and Elisabeths meeting, painting, religious art, oil on panel, Height, 56 cm (22 inches), Width, 35 cm (13.7 inches)

Visitation Marias Elisabets meeting painting
The Visitation, Marias and Elisabets meeting, painting, religious art, Height, 69 cm (27.1 inches), Width, 93 cm (36.6 inches)

Burgos, Spain - The Bridge and Arch of Santa Maria
Burgos, Spain - View of the Bridge and The Arch of Santa Maria. Date: circa 1908

Flight into Egypt, Hieronymus Cock, Matthys Cock, Hendrick Hondius (I), c. 1551 - before 1558

Flight into Egypt, Hieronymus Cock, Matthys Cock, c. 1551 - before 1558

John Frank Stevens - Discovered Marias Pass over the Rockies
John Frank Stevens (1853-1943) - an American engineer who built the Great Northern Railway in the United States and was chief engineer on the Panama Canal between 1905 and 1907

Niccolo Dellarca (15th century). Mourning of the Marias over the Dead Christ. 1462-1463. Right detail. Renaissance art. Quattrocento. Terra-cotta. ITALY. Bologna. National Picture Gallery

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Discover the captivating tale of Maria, a name echoing through history and art. DDE-90139191 takes us to Laurentius Master's Visitation Elisabeth, depicted in a 15th-century painting. In Burgos, Spain, stand the Bridge and Arch of Santa Maria, reminiscent of Maria's role in the Flight into Egypt, as portrayed by Hieronymus Cock, Matthys Cock, and Hendrick Hondius (I) c. 1551-1558. Journeying westward, we encounter John Frank Stevens, who in 1878 discovered the Marias Pass over the Rockies, named after the revered saint. Delve into the 15th-century sorrow of Niccolo Dellarca's Mourning of Marias. Amidst the rich history, a pivotal moment unfolds at Fort McKenzie, Montana, in 1833, where Native Americans fiercely fought against the American Fur Company at the Marias River. Witness this intriguing intersection of history and the enchanting name Maria, etched in time and art.