For more information on the Maciejowski Bible visit the Morgan Museum website at https://www.themorgan.org/collection/Crusader-Bible
Be Precise When Drawing a Line and You Can Be Expressive in the Application Color
The Gothic Form, part IV, The Crusader Bible
Three Historic Chalices Form a United Testimony of Faith
The Gothic Form, part III, The Crusader Bible
For more information on the Maciejowski Bible visit the Morgan Museum website at https://www.themorgan.org/collection/Crusader-Bible
The Gothic Form, part III, The Crusader Bible
When We Love We Want to Know Names and Faces
The Gothic Form, part II, The Crusader Bible
Hold the Line! The Iconography and Workshops of George Kordis
George Kordis is offering classes in Athens and Crete this summer in English, see writingthelight.com. For those who don't have the resources and time to get to Greece, Kordis is now offering online courses at iconographytoday.com/en.
The Gothic Form, part I, The Crusader Bible
New Anthology of Ecclesiastical Documents on Education from the Last 100 Years
Pontifex University Now Accredited for Continuing Education Units
Work, Gifts, Water into Wine
Illuminations from the 12th-Century Encyclopedia, Hortus Deliciarum
The Pieta, Baptism, and the Restoration of the World
Book Recommendation - Peter Kreeft's Reflections on the Mass Scripture Readings in Cycle C
Complacency and the Gift of the Outsider
Sacred Art for Many Epiphanies: An Artistic Reflection Anticipating the Feast of January 6th
Football, Obedience, and the Arts
A Description of the Theory of Harmony and Proportion in Renaissance Architecture
Rudolph Wittkower (1901-1971) contrasts the approach of architects from the High Renaissance period, who relied largely on musical theory for their mathematics, with those of the ancient Greek and the medieval period, who used geometric constructions based upon the triangle, the square, and the pentagon.