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Image Not Available for The funeral of Pope Pius XII in Rome, the largest congregation seen in the city at that time
The funeral of Pope Pius XII in Rome, the largest congregation seen in the city at that time
Image Not Available for The funeral of Pope Pius XII in Rome, the largest congregation seen in the city at that time

The funeral of Pope Pius XII in Rome, the largest congregation seen in the city at that time

Date1958-1958
Mediumgelatin silver print
DimensionsOverall: 24.4 x 36.5 cm (9 5/8 x 14 3/8 in.)
Credit LineAnonymous Gift, 2020
Category
  • Photographs
Object number2022/3544
LocationNot currently on display

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Image Not Available for Crowds gathered for the funeral of Pope Pius XII
Crowds gathered for the funeral of Pope Pius XII
1958-1958
Photograph
Image Not Available for Pope Pius XII (centre) with cardinals, including Clemente Micara to his left, and Fiorenzo Angelini to his right
Pope Pius XII (centre) with cardinals, including Clemente Micara to his left, and Fiorenzo Angelini to his right
Grazia Neri
1950-1958
Photograph
Image Not Available for Pope Pius XII at a ceremony, being assisted by Cardinal Enrico Dante
Pope Pius XII at a ceremony, being assisted by Cardinal Enrico Dante
Grazia Neri
1950-1958
Photograph
Image Not Available for View through one of the archways in the Vatican. In the background, the new office building that was built under the government of Pope Pius XI and contains all the administrative offices of the Vatican including that of the governor.
View through one of the archways in the Vatican. In the background, the new office building that was built under the government of Pope Pius XI and contains all the administrative offices of the Vatican including that of the governor.
Pacific & Atlantic
1930s
Photograph
Image Not Available for Pope Pius XI on Death Bed
Pope Pius XI on Death Bed
Associated Press, German
February 12, 1938
Photograph
Image Not Available for Transfer of Pope Pius XI to St. Peter's Church
Transfer of Pope Pius XI to St. Peter's Church
Associated Press, German
February 12, 1938
Photograph
Image Not Available for A woman is carried away on a stretcher at a religious congregation in St. Peter's Square, during a speech by Pope John Paul II
A woman is carried away on a stretcher at a religious congregation in St. Peter's Square, during a speech by Pope John Paul II
1969-1979
Photograph
Image Not Available for Catholic Cathedral in Benghazi, which is the second largest city in Libya. This cathedral was at one time the largest church of North Africa.
Catholic Cathedral in Benghazi, which is the second largest city in Libya. This cathedral was at one time the largest church of North Africa.
Transatlantic Photos
1930s
Photograph
Image Not Available for At a congregation of staff and students at Castelnuovo school in Rome
At a congregation of staff and students at Castelnuovo school in Rome
1969-1979
Photograph
Image Not Available for Pedro Arrupe and Vincent O'Keefe at a press conference following the thirty-second General Congregation of the Jesuits in 1975, Rome
Pedro Arrupe and Vincent O'Keefe at a press conference following the thirty-second General Congregation of the Jesuits in 1975, Rome
1975-1975
Photograph
Image Not Available for Canadian medics at a Canadian Forward Operating Base are seen standing on a blood stained floor while treating four Afghan civilians one of which later died from his wounds after they suffered injuries from an apparent improvised Explosive Device (IED) in Zhari District Afghanistan. Zhari and the adjacent Panjwai District have been the most volatile area of Afghanistan over the past two years and the site of NATO's largest ever land battle. Soldiers felt that the civilians' injuries seemed more associated with an accident from setting an IED than stumbling across one
Canadian medics at a Canadian Forward Operating Base are seen standing on a blood stained floor while treating four Afghan civilians one of which later died from his wounds after they suffered injuries from an apparent improvised Explosive Device (IED) in Zhari District Afghanistan. Zhari and the adjacent Panjwai District have been the most volatile area of Afghanistan over the past two years and the site of NATO's largest ever land battle. Soldiers felt that the civilians' injuries seemed more associated with an accident from setting an IED than stumbling across one
Louie Palu
December 24, 2007
Photograph
Image Not Available for The newspaper "Goniec Krakowski" in Kraków is one of the largest in the Polish occuped territory and is printed in the most modern manner. Here a linotype man at work. From his office, he has a beautiful view of the city.
The newspaper "Goniec Krakowski" in Kraków is one of the largest in the Polish occuped territory and is printed in the most modern manner. Here a linotype man at work. From his office, he has a beautiful view of the city.
P. Roth
February 23 1940
Photograph
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