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The Art of Saints

A Celebration of Holy Men and Women [Paperback]

by Wendy Beckett

    • Author

      Wendy Beckett

    • Book Format

      Paperback

    • Publisher

      Redemptorist

    • Published

      March 2011

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    The Art of Saints

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    • Author

      Wendy Beckett

    • Book Format

      Paperback

    • Publisher

      Redemptorist

    • Published

      March 2011

    • Weight

      248g

    • Page Count

      60

    • Dimensions

      20 x 22 x 0.6 cm

    • ISBN

      9780852313855

    • ISBN-10

      0852313853

    • Eden Code

      4026531

    More Information

    • Author/Creator: Wendy Beckett

    • ISBN: 9780852313855

    • Publisher: Redemptorist

    • Release Date: March 2011

    • Weight: 248g

    • Dimensions: 20 x 22 x 0.6 cm

    • Eden Code: 4026531


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    13 years ago

    The Art of Saints

    This A Celebration of Holy Men and Women began as a series of articles in a magazine. Sr Wendy reflects on images of a selection of saints – not just paintings. As before, she brings out of the image what for her is its Christian content. In so doing we get the benefit of her insight into the image as a work of art. This is mostly helpful but sometimes frustrating. For example, Crivelli, an artist of texture, shows us St Thomas Aquinas, and Sr Wendy comments on the saints features, but the church he holds has clearly seen better days; the campanile has been repaired, plants grow out of the stonework, and some of the stones are damaged. Why?

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