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Christmas Graphics, Pictures, Images & Christmas Clip Art
Christmas Clip Art - A Christmas Clipart page from the Surfdoggy that has been around forever and offers an abundance of Christmas Clip Art image, graphics and pictures.
Christmas Clipart Graphics - from Christmas-Clipart.com and many of the Xmas Graphics are free. These are not stolen clip art images, either, they are copyright-safe Christmas Clip Art Images that are of outstanding quality, in most cases. A link back is required.
Clip Art of Christmas - The Clipart Guide will never steer you wrong. This site has been around longer than Google and they provide a guide to Royalty-Free images of all kinds.
Christmas Stock Photography from Acclaim Images that also includes much Christmas Clipart graphics. Excellent!
Clipart.com
- a fantastic selection of christmas graphics and christian clipart, many of which can be used at any size and all are copyright-safe and royalty-free. Over a million images in total! This is a subscription site but it has been well worth the price for me.
Angel's Web Graphics - This is a collection of visualy rich, though somewhat less religious, images. There is a cute Victorian web card of four little girls in the snow, ornaments, backgrounds and sets. While you're cruising their site don't forget the Trimming Tunes hit parade - from Coventry Carol to Jingle Bells Rock - just the thing to get you in the mood.
Atlantic Fish - Although this site is primarily "year round" Christian clipart, in the Christmas gallery there are lots of wisemen on camels and a few Nativity scenes. Checking out the other galleries, such as Doves, Animated Fish or the irresistable Miscellaneous, you come up with a wide scope of styles...photos with slogans or verses, an old children's bible illustration of Daniel and the Lions, and a detailed plan of the temple.
Orthodox Page - Perhaps not your standard holiday fare, but here's the site that you want to check out for those images that stare right into you. In addition to the full color Icons, there is also some great B&W clips that date to the middle ages. Check out Shepherds hearing the proclamation of the Nativity and The Mother of God.
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