In this compelling composition Cristoforo Scacco uses traditional iconography to highlight God the Father’s creativity and sovereignty.
Category Archives: Think on These Things
Simon Vouet’s richly colored canvas beautifully captures “the sweet psalmist of Israel” in a moment of praise.
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This tender, graceful work by Benjamin West is one of a special series of paintings commissioned by King George III to decorate a chapel at Windsor Castle.
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Mary Magdalene is one of the most intriguing figures in Scripture, and her life story is as apropos today as it was when it was first recorded in Scripture.
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French Baroque painter, Jean Baptiste Jouvenet, enjoyed a remarkable career—not just because of his talent, education, and opportunities, but also because of his tenacity. This remarkable work is a testament to all the painter’s personal qualities.
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Dutch artist Cornelis Cornelisz. van Haarlem’s scene is a beautiful reminder of Christ’s messianic mission–to open the eyes of the blind.
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Bartolomé Esteban Murillo is known for his warm, compelling portraits of children. In this work, he combines that warmth with Christian symbols and in so doing, he creates a portrait that highlights not only Christ’s innocence but also His sovereignty.
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Christ Blessing is an intriguing 19th-century image revealing the sovereignty of the risen Christ.
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This powerful image of our resurrected Lord is not only beautifully rendered but also replete with intriguing iconography.
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