“In making these paintings,“ wrote Wood, “I had in mind something which I hope to convey to a fairly wide audience in America—the picture of a country rich in the arts of peace; a homely, lovable nation, infinitely worthy of any sacrifice necessary to its preservation.”

Leonardo da Vinci believed that man was a microcosm of the world, imbued with meaning.

Leonardo da Vinci suggests that what did happen is what had to have happened.

We are all part faithful, part faithless.

This Croatian artist Ivan Mestrovic taught me how art can be used for prayer.

Gaudí perfectly provokes us Puritans.