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Good Friday
- Thread starter Rival
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rocala
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Hello Rival, may I thank you for putting this in the interfaith discussion. I like many am not a Christian but who in the west has not been touched by it and may wish to comment.
I am a lover of much Christian art, I hope you won't mind me offering one of my own favourites. It is the Crucifixion, but as it may have been seen by Jesus himself. Regardless of religious belief, I find it deeply moving.
The artist is James Tissot.
I am a lover of much Christian art, I hope you won't mind me offering one of my own favourites. It is the Crucifixion, but as it may have been seen by Jesus himself. Regardless of religious belief, I find it deeply moving.
The artist is James Tissot.
FWIW, I'm not a fan ...
... but I wish the followers of Western Christianity a meaningful and joyful Easter.
anna.
colors your eyes with what's not there
I've never seen this before. Thank you. Apparently it's one of 350 watercolors in his series The Life of Jesus Christ.