Art for the Liturgical Year
Amelia McKee, Robert KeimReflections on art through the Liturgical Year
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A forgotten Victorian painter, Saint Elizabeth of Hungary, and the Holy Face
Left: Saint Elizabeth spinning, c. 1895, private collection; Right: Saint Elizabeth working for the Poor, c. 1920, Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia
Saint Martin of Tours in Chartres Cathedral
The Martin Window; made as most of the other windows were between 1205-1225; the Chartres windows are the largest complete set of stained glass from this period.
Fra Angelico’s Last Judgment and Hallowtide
“When the mists of sin no longer cloud the eye of your soul, you see that blessed vision clearly in the peace and purity of your own heart. That vision is nothing else than the holiness, the purity, the simplicity, and all the other gloriou...
Saint Luke and the Ottonian Renaissance
Luke the Evangelist, Gospels of Otto III, c. 1000, ink, gold, paint, parchment, 33.4 x 24.2 cm (Bayerische Stattsbibliothek, Munich, Clm.4453)
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Writing by nap and nighttime. Usually wrangling toddlers. Wife to Marine pilot. Previously studied Classics. I write about art @artfortheliturgicalyear.
I'm a linguist, a translator, and a literary scholar specializing in the poetry and drama of the English Renaissance. I teach university language arts classes that interweave classical rhetoric, modern composition, and literature.
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