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What We Do: Restored Traditions is a fine-art, religious image gallery that specializes in providing Catholic-art images, pictures and photographs of paintings and prints as high-resolution, digital file downloads. Every JPEG-image file on our site is
in the public domain and is, therefore, license and royalty free.
We serve a small community of graphic designers, communicators, educators, moms, hobbyists, artisans, printers, priests, religious and church administrators needing quality, Catholic-digital art for a variety of projects: Church bulletins, brochures, presentations, books, prayer and holy cards, business cards, fine-art prints and posters, wall art and so much more.
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Every vintage and antique Roman-Catholic image on this site is digitally remastered before it’s listed for sale as a digital download; color is corrected, sharpness is perfected, blemishes are extinguished and brightness is balanced.
Our goal is to carry the most complete collection of digitally restored images and pictures of Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, Our Lady–the Blessed Virgin and Mother Mary, Catholic Saints, Old and New Testament Biblical art and inspirational art of angels, and souls in prayer.
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Some of the artists on our site: Fra Angelico, Sir Lawrence Alma-Tadema, Giovanni Bagilone, Sandro Botticelli, Carl Heinrich Bloch, William Adolph Bouguereau, Dietrich Bouts, Caravaggio, Charles Bosseron Chambers, Philippe de Champaigne, Antonio Ciseri, John Singleton Copley, Pietro da Cortona, Gerard David, Leonardo da Vinci, Eugene Delacroix, Paul Delaroche, Albrecht Durrer, Albert Edelfelt, Gentile de Fabriano, Domenico Feti, Joseph Ritter von Fuhrich, Jean Leon Gerome, Hans Holbein, Adriaen Isenbrandt, Luca Giordano, Anne-Francois-Louis Janmot, Edward Burne Jones, Benozzo di Lese di Sandro Gozzoli, Leighton, Filippino Lippi, Pietro Lorenzetti, Bernardino Luini, Nicholaes Maes, Andrea Mantegna, Michelangelo, John Everett Millais, Jean-Francois Millet, Bartolome Esteban Murillo, Pietro Perugino, Giovanni Battista Piranesi, Nicolas Poussin, Sanzio Raphael, Rembrandt van Rijn, Guido Reni, Dante Gabriel Rossetti, Rubens, Walter Dendy Sadler, Sassoferrato, Herbert Schmalz, Henryk Semiradsky, Andrea Solario, Giovanni Battista Tiepolo, Jacopo Robusti Tintoretto, James Jacques Joseph Tissot, Titian, Vibert, Van Dyck, Van Eyck, Diego Rodriguez de Silva Velazquez, John William Waterhouse, George Frederick Watts, Henry Wolfe, Zabateri, Francisco de Zurbaran.
Some of the titles on our site:Sacred Heart portraits, Adoration of the Magi, Adoration of the Shepherds, Arrest of Christ, Agony in the Garden, Birth of Christ, Burial of Jesus, Christ & His Staff, Christ Among the Lowly, Christ at 33, Christ at Bethany, Christ at Bethany, Calming the Tempest, Christ & Mary Magdalene, Among the Doctors of the Temple, Crowned with Thorns, Enthroned (icon), Glorified, Christ in the Carpenters Shop, Christ in the house of his parents, In the Tomb, Christ in the Wilderness, on the Cross, Christ on the Mount of Olives, Multiple Christ Portraits and Icons, Christ the Consolator, Teacher and King; Jesus walking on Water, Washing St. Peter's Feet, Jesus with Mary and Martha, many renditions of the Crucifixion and Christ on the cross, Church of St. Mary & the Martyrs, side view of Notre Dame (Paris, France), Ecce Homo, Gethsemane, the Flagellation, Golgotha, Jesus and the children, Let the little children come unto me, Institution of the Eucharist, Jesus & the Centurion, Jesus in the Temple, Jesus Heals the Blind Man, the Man of Sorrow, Light of the World, Last Supper, Jesus is Baptized, Journey of the Magi, Jesus and the Samaritan Woman at the Well, Nativity, Our Lady at the Cross, Supper at Emmaus, the Lost Sheep, the Merciful Knight, Visit of the Three Kings, Women at the Tomb, Resurrection, Water into Wine at the Wedding of Cana, Transfiguration.
Continued: Multiple Renditions of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, the Annunciation, Marriage of the Virgin, the Assumption, Holy Family, Immaculate Conception, Good Friday, Madonna and Child, Mother and Child, L’Innocence, Madonna & the Shepherd Boy, Madonna of the Magnificat, Madonna of the Book, Madonna of the Roses and Sunset, Our Lady among the Flowers, Madonna of Humility, Our Lady of Guadalupe, Our Lady of Mercy, Our Lady of Perpetual Help, Our Lady of Fatima and Mount Carmel, Our Lady of the Bowed Head, Sacred Heart of Mary, Song of the Angels, Virgin and Child and John the Baptist, and what our Savior Saw from the Cross.
Saint Titles: A Young Christian Martyr, Apostles Peter and Paul under Discussion, Apparition of the Virgin to Saint Bernard, Charity of St. Elizabeth of Hungary, Christian Martyrs' Last Prayer, Conversion of St. Paul, Crowning of Saint Catherine, Sts. Augustine and Monica, St. Jerome, John Bosco, Saint Lucy, St. Rocco/ Roch, Martyr of Solway, Nicholas, Saint Michael the Archangel, St. Dominic and Vincent de Paul, Thomas Aquinas, Erasmus, Mary Magdalene, St. Patrick, Archangels Gabriel and Michael, St Sebastian, Therese of Lisieux, St. Ursula, Saint Martin, John the Baptist, Mass of Saint Giles, Saint John at Patmos, St. Matthew, John of the Cross, Edward the Confessor, St. Francis of Assisi, Saint George and the Dragon, Sts. Benedict and Anthony of Padua, Gertrude, and Sir Thomas More, Pope Pius X, Leo XIII, St. Gregory the Great and Cure of Ars.
Other Titles:God Speed, Jacob Encountering Rachel, Here I am Lord, Expulsion of Adam & Eve from Eden, Return of the Dove to the Ark of Noah/ Noe, the Deluge, Esther Denouncing Haman, Elijah in the Wilderness, Journey of Abraham, the Harvester, Meditation, the Prayer, Duty Calls, Creation of Adam (Sistine Chapel), the Return of the Prodigal Son & the Fatted Calf, the parable of the Good Samaritan, the Orphan, the Soul's Flight, the Angel and the Mother, Three Cherubs at the Crib, the Protector, Tobias Saying Goodbye to His Father, Rheims Cathedral, St. Patrick's Cathedral, Woman Embracing a Crucifix Shrine, the Tower of Babel, Virginitatis, a Young Shepherdess in Prayer, the Spirit of Chivalry, Unfinished St. Peter's, a nun in Prayer, Monks Conversing, Fish Fry, Engraving of St. John Lateran's, Thursday–Tomorrow will be Friday (Monks Fishing), Sleeping Monks, the Convent Choir, Veni Sponsi Christi, the Elevation, Alter Christus (another Christ), Veneration of the Virgin, God's Creatures, Bread of Life, Distributing Communion, Priest Teaching Catechism, the Mass of Saint Gregory, Eucharist in Fruit Wreath, Girl Returning from First holy Communion, High Mass in a Fishing Village, Midnight Mass, the Confessional, Altar Boys, Child holding the Miraculous Medal, a Child's First Prayer to the Blessed Virgin Mary, the Thanks Offering and Multiple renditions of Guardian Angels. |
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