Christian Clip Art Review

The floral family of Iridaceae: Gladiolus, Iris and Crocus is used to symbolize the Incarnation.        Somewhat less common than the lily, ...

The daisy reminds us of the innocence of the holy child, Jesus.        ''The daisy symbol, usually shown in a slightly conventionali...

       Over time many flowers have been  used inside the church to designate something, an event or person in scripture. Both  medieval scri...

Description of Clip Art:  heraldic art, christian symbols, spear-heads, iris shapes, French Have a question about the illustrat...

God The Father presents the victory laurel crown to Christ, the Holy Spirit symbol is in the center of it. The Divine Hand presentin...

        Lions during the Middle Ages were sometimes used to symbolically represent Jesus' Resurrection (because lions were believed ...

       The Palm, in Christian art, is the symbol of martyrdom when combined with a crown. It is often found on the tombs of the early mar...

         Tertullian (c.160 - c.220) compared Noah's dove in the Hebrew Bible, who "announced to the world the assuagement of...

A greyscale of grapes and a leaf.               In Christian iconography, the grape vine or vineyard frequently appears in scripture: ...

The olive-branch is the emblem of reconciliation and peace. Noah was sent an olive leaf by the LORD in the mouth of a dove, after the wat...

       Trefoil (from Latin trifolium , "three-leaved plant", French trèfle , Italian trifoglio , German Dreiblatt and Dreibla...

In the Bible, sheaves of wheat are symbolic for the  maturing of love or the development of charity.        A sheaf is a bundle of ce...

       The Thistle is symbolic for chivalry and long suffering endurance. Over time, the meaning of chivalry has been refined to emphasiz...

Luther's Rose is always depicted as snow white or  as having very pale shades of color reflected into it.         The Luther rose...

A Passion Rose on a Chrismon tree, has red petals  with either gold, white or silver stems and petals.        During the Middle Ages ...

       Rose symbolism attained a deeper complexity when contrasted with the rose's thorns. This contrast inspired the Christian Lat...

Early Christian writers transferred the imagery of garlands and crowns of roses and violets to the cult of the saints. Above is a wild r...

Use this simple Fleur De Lys pattern to design your own Chrismons.       The origin of this emblem appears to be lost in the haze of...