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The Beauty in the Beast: Images from the Aberdeen Bestiary
Colorful paintings of animals, real and mythical from the 13th-century English illuminated manuscript
Oct 28
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David Clayton
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Baroque Portraits, Still Lifes, and Landscapes
An Illustration of How Sacred Art Can Inform Profane Art
Sep 30
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David Clayton
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Baroque Sacred Art: Hope that Transcends Suffering, #2
How the tradition spread across Europe, and the two great tendencies within it
Sep 23
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David Clayton
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Baroque Sacred Art: Hope that Transcends Suffering, #1
The style that developed in 17th-century Italy: its origins, principles, and visual vocabulary
Sep 16
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David Clayton
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Gothic Art, #2
Late Gothic masters, the threshold of the Renaissance, and the birth of secular art
Sep 9
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David Clayton
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Gothic Art, #1
The Art of Pilgrimage
Sep 2
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David Clayton
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The Crown of Thorns and the Lily Cross: the Symbolism of the new Adam and the new Eve
As expressed in Byzantine hymns and three paintings: English Pre-Raphaelite, Heironymous Bosch, and an English medieval wall painting
Aug 12
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David Clayton
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The Iconographic Style, #2: Images Not Made with Human Hands: Our Lady of Guadalupe
Does an icon truly resemble our heavenly destiny, or only symbolize it — and what Our Lady of Guadalupe tells us about the answer.
Aug 5
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David Clayton
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The Iconographic Style, #1: Truths and Myths
What icons actually are, where the tradition came from, and the modern myths that have grown up around it.
Jul 29
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David Clayton
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Sacred Art #2: What Governs the Style of the Traditions
How the anthropology of the Theology of the Body accounts for the iconographic, Gothic, and Baroque styles, and why the art of Leonardo and Michelangelo…
Jul 22
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David Clayton
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Sacred Art #1: Revealing the Invisible by Visible Means
On the purpose of sacred art, the role of style in communicating theological truth, and the three authentic traditions of liturgical art: iconographic…
Jul 15
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David Clayton
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The Use of Sarum Book of Hours: Beautiful 14th-Century English Illuminations
A Model for Artists Today
Jul 8
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David Clayton
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