holy picture

She smiled and raised her eyes to the holy picture on the wall.

He tells her to take away the two holy pictures she had put up over the bed.

His paintings, of which only a few remain, are all Holy pictures.

A candle was burning before the holy picture on the wall.

Joseph stood in a tiny room decorated with a few bright holy pictures.

More surprising, the idea of the holy picture as an aid to worship continues to inspire artists.

Father Angelo was in his little house, sitting among the parchment books and the holy pictures, when the rain started.

The wooden figure was then replaced by a large monstrance and several holy pictures.

Animal bones are mounted on the canvas as holy pictures "to honor and remember," he said.

He thought of the Holy Pictures and he wondered what they were.

The holy store on the far corner, with all its pretty little statues and holy pictures, was no more.

A small painting may be called a Holy Picture or an Icon.

Some are marked with a red hammer and sickle, others with holy pictures.

The very same tools could also bury dirty jokes in holy pictures, if you considered that more subversive.

Eh, Sookhoo find one man the other day who did sticking up he own holy picture.'

Coming into me own kitchen abusing me about me holy pictures!

It is no coincidence that we move from this shot to a view of the holy pictures and medals surrounding Katy's mirror.

A group of nuns gave out holy pictures of St. Veronica.

Eve opened a drawer in which there were piles of holy pictures, each one bound up with a rubber band.

There was no holy picture on the wall, with its little oil lamp, no homely touch he recognized.

The Wagnerian equivalent of holy pictures and icons are available all over town for the devout collector.

Planet II was the Holy Pictures come to life entire.

He invited the monks to come from Hungary into Poland to safeguard the holy picture.

He once wrote, "I burned holy pictures and hit the face of Christ in pictures with my fist."

Through the throng, Nasib Khan wandered, framed holy pictures in each hand.