Tag Archives: Ghent Altarpiece

hail mary: the secret language of words

Posted on October 7, 2011 by Dave

Very contrary about this Mary story. Religion, refugees claimants and hipsters. the congregation is convened. Was there a second sitting for the Last Supper? Can Albrecht Durer’s Virgin and Child with Saint Anne be termed “religious trivia” within the context … Continue reading →

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Ghent altarpiece : a trio of mystery and suspense

Posted on January 31, 2011 by Dave

It is known for many things; not the least being that it is the most stolen piece of art of all time.It represents the first really ambitious and consummate use of oil paint and it marks the birth of realism … Continue reading →

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LOOS MORALS: Let Her Be On Her Red Plump Bed

Posted on December 6, 2010 by Dave

The sensibilities of painters and sculptors have investigated the Annunciation along with Mary’s psychological response, the alluring constitution of the angel, the will of God, the setting, the symbolic potential and the scene’s effect on other characters. Annunciation scenes, like … Continue reading →

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