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“Rest on the Flight into Egypt” (Il Riposo durante la Fuga in Egitto), by Caravaggio, 1594–96.
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Maria Wiering - Catholic News Service
A new exhibit celebrates Mary.
“A View of Toledo,” by El Greco, ca. 1598-99
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Leo J. O’Donovan, S.J.
Celebrating El Greco
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Christopher Bellitto
A precious manuscript teaches us not only by its words and images but by its very life as an historical object. A prime example is the Crusader Bible, which is briefly being displayed with its leaves untypically separated before being rebound at its home in New York City’s Morgan Library. (The
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Karen Sue Smith
The artist’s lively, hope-filled cut-outs
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Judith Valente
The history of the Jesuits in America is largely a story of movement—one of crossing first an ocean, then lakes and rivers and ultimately traversing ethnic, linguistic and ideological boundaries. Those journeys ended with a series of dwelling places where both the mind and spirit could expand.
“Watchtower (Hochsitz),” by Sigmar Polke, 1984
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Leo J. O’Donovan, S.J.
“Alibis: Sigmar Polke 1963–2010" is at the Museum of Modern Art in New York through Aug. 3.