The Trinity with Christ's Body Held by the Father
The word "Trinity" does not appear in the Bible. The idea behind the word is definitely biblical, though. The Trinity is, of course, the God of both testaments. The physical appearances of God in the NT (e.g. Jesus Christ, the Holy Spirit as a dove) is focused in the artwork dealing with the
Trinity.
Related: Other Depictions of the Man of Sorrows
Trinity, The
UNKNOWN; French Master
Trinity, The
UNKNOWN; German Master
Holy Trinity
UNKNOWN; Hungarian Master
Trinity with St.s, The
UNKNOWN; Illustrator of Book of Hours, South Holland, c. 1480-1500
Trinity, The
UNKNOWN; Illustrator of 'Hours of Philip of Burgundy', Oudenaarde, c. 1450-60
Father holding the crucified Son, The
UNKNOWN; Master Connected to the Protestant Reformation Era Writings
Trinity
UNKNOWN; Master Connected to the Protestant Reformation Era Writings
Trinity, The
UNKNOWN; Master Connected to the Protestant Reformation Era Writings
Trinity, The
UNKNOWN; Master Connected to the Protestant Reformation Era Writings
Trinity, The
UNKNOWN; Netherlandish Master
Trinity, The
UNKNOWN; Netherlandish Master
Trinity, The
UNKNOWN; Netherlandish Master
Trinity, The
UNKNOWN; Netherlandish Master
Trinity, The
UNKNOWN; Netherlandish Master
Trinity, The
UNKNOWN; Netherlandish Master
Trinity, The
UNKNOWN; Netherlandish Master
Holy Trinity
UNKNOWN; Polish Master
Dead Christ, held by his Father, adored by St.s Peter and Paul, The
Veronese, Paolo, Attributed to
Throne of grace Trinity, The
VRELANT, Willem
