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Fair Jesus

The Gospels According to Italian Painters 1300-1650

Robert KielySeries: Mount Tabor Books
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Year
2019
Language
English
Publisher
Paraclete Press

About

An expert shows how Jesus is revealed in great paintings, in ways more subtle than words.

Kiely walks through important scenes of the Gospels, pausing with great painters to consider Jesus, how he looks, how he stands or sits, how he interacts with other figures and the viewer, how his actions and teachings are interpreted and translated by artists more concerned with design than analysis, more in forms than words. Painters and their paintings are the guides-beguiling, challenging, consoling, instructive-displaying colors, skill, and perspective while beckoning the viewer back to scripture and to the Jesus "who accepted to be seen."

Related Subjects

  • Literature & the Arts
  • Christianity
  • Religion
  • Adult Nonfiction
  • Jesus, the Gospels & Acts
  • New Testament
  • Biblical Studies
  • Christian

Extended Details

  • SeriesMount Tabor Books

    Artists

    Robert KielyAuthor