ST PAUL by Pompeo Batoni (1708-1787) from Basildon Park
ST PETER by Adam Elsheimer (c.1578-1610)
ST PETER by Adam Elsheimer (c1578-1610) from Petworth House One of a set of paintings of the Apostles
ST PETER by Pompeo Batoni (1708-1787) from Basildon Park
ST THOMAS AQUINAS by Adam Elsheimer (c.1578-1610)
ST THOMAS AQUINAS by Adam Elsheimer (c1578-1610) from Petworth House
ST URSULA by Guido Reni (1575-1642), possibly completed by a studio hand after his death
ST. LAWRENCE, attributed to Juan Luis Zambrano of Cordoba, c.1620, at Tyntesfield.
St. Michael overcoming Satan' by John Flaxman
St. Michael's Mount is silhouetted against pink-tinged white clouds at low tide. The medieval castle dates from the 12th century & has been the St. Aubyn family home for over 300 years.
St. Michael's Mount on its tidal island silhouetted against the sky. The sunlight is reflected of the surface of the sea water making it look silver.
St. Michael's Mount taken at dusk with the Mount in silhouette against a pinkish, purple sky.
St. Michael's Mount with the causeway covered by the sea. The castle dates from the 12th century and has been the home of the St. Aubyn family for more than 300 years.
St. Michaels Mount a magical island with a medieval castle, the home of the St.Aubyn family for over 300 years, was originally the site of a Benedictine Priory approached by causeway or boat.
St. Michaels Mount seen at low tide with the causeway leading from the sandy beach at Marazion and showing buildings around the ancient harbour with a group of small boats inside.
St. Michaels Mount was originally the site of a Benedictine Priory, approached by a causeway at low tide and by ferry at high tide. The castle dates from C12th.
ST. PHILIP BAPTIZING THE EUNUCH by Albert Cuyp 1620 - 1691, at Anglesey Abbey
St.Michael's Mount beneath a dramatic vivid red dawn sky
St.Michael's Mount in bright sunshine showing the harbour on the island and part of the causeway just visible leading from Marazion with Penzance in the background across the bay.
St.Michael's Mount seen across a misty rock strewn foreshore; it was originally a Benedictine Priory and is approached by a causeway at low tide and by boat at other times.
St.Michael's Mount silhouetted against a dramatic dawn sky.
Stable block from the roof at Osterley
Stacking Potatoes, St Remy
