13th century sculpture above the west door of the church of St Mary, Higham Ferrers, depicting the Three Marys at the Tomb.
Themed images for Three-Marys-at-the-Tomb.
This sculpture depicting the three mary's at the tomb (1610), is part of the choir screen at Chartres Cathedral, and is by the French sculptor Thomas Boudin
This panel (1865) is by Hardman and Co., and depicts the angel at the empty tomb. It is part of three panels in the cloisters of Gloucester Cathedral that illustrate the Three Maries discovering the empty tomb.
A panel from John Hardman's stained glass representation of the Three Maries at the tomb, in Gloucester Cathedral cloisters.
Mary of Magdalen recognises Jesus, a detail from a three light window (c1900) by John Hardman depicting the women at tomb.
Two Mary's, part of a three light window (c1900) by John Hardman depicting the women at tomb.
This is a work by the Whitefriars studio, showing Mary of Magdalen and another women talking to the Angel oustide of the tomb. Mary of Magdalen carries a jar of ointment which refers to meal with Simon the Pharisee.
Early C20 Three Marys at the Tomb stained glass in the north west aisle window of St Martin's church Litchborough.
Whitefriars stained glass c1940 depicting the Three Mary's at the Tomb.
