Sacred Images is the biggest thing to hit the museum in years.

"Only I don't understand, why do foreigners need our sacred images?"

He also set up statues of him, or rather sacred images, practically all over the world.

She was living very modestly, the larger part of her rooms given over to sacred images.

St. John addressed to him three famous discourses in defence of the sacred images.

I don't know why anyone would make sacred images of the Mother out of mud.

He peered beneath tables and behind sacred images and under beds.

They are the sacred images highly revered by the people of Kalasin and nearby provinces.

In that case the artist was a person apart, a senior lawman who inherited the responsibility of keeping the sacred images fresh.

All sacred images are made to exact specifications that have remained remarkably unchanged for centuries.

It is surrounded on all sides by a narrow passage intended to walk around sacred images while worshipping.

Margo sighed as the priests re-entered the Temple, carrying their sacred images inside.

Before them, facing away from the seven Sanctuaries, a throne was set, around which stood the priests holding the sacred images and banners.

Again, reactions ranged from concerns for academic freedom to distress over the perceived desecration of sacred images.

I touched the small sacred images.

(None of the work at the Asia Society exhibition include secret or sacred images.)

They burnt churches and broke sacred images and relics.

When it was finally accomplished, a cheer went up and the huge doors leading to the Sacred Images exhibition swung open.

Along with temples, numerous sacred images and structures have been recorded in residential and defensive sites.

Edwards, A., Sacred images from the profane in Ukraine vision.

In Northern Buddhism, sacred images have set before them:

The sacred images of the two Maries leaned out awkwardly from a plinth on a balustrade.

Unlike most Hindu sacred images, which face north or east, the image of this deity looks west (Pashchim).

Human figure (yoga, tai chi, Buddha in meditation, sacred images)

Although not well known during the Middle Ages, these books describe the key elements of the Catholic theological position on sacred images.