Saint Teresa Of Avila Collection

Saint Teresa of Avila
Vintage engraving of Saint Teresa of Avila, (28 March 1515Aa 4AOctober 1582), was a prominent Spanish mystic, Roman Catholic saint, Carmelite nun and author during the Counter Reformation

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Saint Teresa of Avila, founder of the Carmelite Reform convent, 1500s. Hand-colored woodcut of a portrait

St Teresa in ecstasy, late 19th century. Creator: Ernst Josephson
St Teresa in ecstasy, late 19th century

St. Theresa; St. Placidus and Flavia; St. Bruno; St. Faith. Creator: Jacques Callot
St. Theresa; St. Placidus and Flavia; St. Bruno; St. Faith

St. Theresa Kneeling in Prayer, 1661. Creator: Claude Mellan
St. Theresa Kneeling in Prayer, 1661

Saint Teresa of Avilas Vision of the Dove, ca. 1650. Creator: Pierre Louis van Schuppen
Saint Teresa of Avilas Vision of the Dove, ca. 1650

Saint Teresa of Avila interceding for Bernardino de Mendoza, ca. 1640-59

The Vision of St. Theresa, 1570-1604. Creator: Antonius Wierix
The Vision of St. Theresa, 1570-1604

Altar Flanked by St. Louis and St. Theresa, mid-19th century

Saint Teresa of Avila Interceding for Souls in Purgatory. Creator: Workshop of
Saint Teresa of Avila Interceding for Souls in Purgatory. (1630 to 1633)

St Theresa of Avila, 1886. Theresa of Avila (1515-1582) was a Spanish mystic and saint who reformed the Carmelite order. Published in Butlers Lives of the Saints, DIV 6, by the Rev Alban Butler

St Teresa of Avila before the Cross, c1621-1663. Artist: Guido Cagnacci
St Teresa of Avila before the Cross, c1621-1663. Teresa of Avila (1515-1582), was a Spanish mystic and saint who reformed the Carmelite order. She is depicted in tears and wearing a crown of thorns

St Theresa of Avila, c1634-1689. Artist: Thomas Blanchet
St Theresa of Avila, c1634-1689. Theresa of Avila (1515-1582), was a Spanish mystic and saint who reformed the Carmelite order

Saint Teresa of avila Covering a Community of Carmelites with her Mantle
Unknown painter (17th century), Saint Teresa of A

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Saint Teresa of Avila, also known as St. Theresa, was a prominent figure in the Catholic Church and a mystic who lived during the 16th century. Her life and teachings continue to inspire people around the world. One of the most famous depictions of Saint Teresa is seen in the sculpture titled "Ecstasy of Saint Teresa of Avila. " Created between 1647-1652 by an unknown artist, this marble sculpture captures her spiritual experience with divine love. Another notable artwork featuring Saint Teresa is "St. Theresa Kneeling in Prayer, " created by Claude Mellan in 1661. This intricate engraving portrays her deep devotion to prayer and contemplation. In "Saint Teresa of Avilas Vision of the Dove, " painted around 1650 by Pierre Louis van Schuppen, we witness her mystical encounter with a dove representing the Holy Spirit. This vision symbolizes her profound connection with God's grace. "Altar Flanked by St. Louis and St. Theresa, " from the mid-19th century, showcases how she is revered alongside other saints for her holiness and spiritual insights. The painting titled "Saint Teresa of Avila Interceding for Souls in Purgatory" depicts her compassionate intercession on behalf of those suffering souls awaiting purification after death. It exemplifies her dedication to helping others find salvation. Throughout history, numerous artists have been inspired by Saint Teresa's life and spirituality. Antonius Wierix's work called "The Vision of St. Theresa" beautifully captures one such moment where she experiences divine ecstasy through heavenly visions. Guido Cagnacci's painting "St Teresa of Avila before the Cross" portrays her deep reverence for Christ's sacrifice on Calvary as she kneels before His crucifixion scene—an expression of intense faith and devotion that characterized much of her life. From ancient sculptures to contemporary paintings, these artworks reflect different aspects of Saint Teresa's life, teachings, and spiritual experiences.