In this video the Archbishop of Westminster, Vincent Nichols, reflects on the meaning of three works in the National Gallery’s exhibition of Spanish religious art. The Sacred Made Real from Catholic Westminster on Vimeo. National ... .org.uk The video was recorded during the exhibition’s press preview and features Archbishop Vincent Nichols talking to art critics

... some points of Catholic dogma and doctrine that had to be cleared up, such as the fact that religious art has never, ever, ever been meant for purposes of worship and has always been intended to draw people ... meanings, the IMA docents were, as always, extremely nice and very knowledgeable about the art. It is really a lovely exhibit, but the best thing about it is that it is free. It ends in early ...

... which evolved from the Roman Catholic Churches edict that religious art should engage the commoner with dramatic and emotional ... is referred to as The Annunciation and is a frequent subject of Renaissance art. Two works stand out as iconic paintings on the subject. ... version of Tobias and the Angel can be seen at the National Gallery of Art in Washington D.C. Rembrandt took great interest in the Book ...

... which evolved from the Roman Catholic Churches edict that religious art should engage the commoner with dramatic and emotional ... is referred to as The Annunciation and is a frequent subject of Renaissance art. Two works stand out as iconic paintings on the subject. ... version of Tobias and the Angel can be seen at the National Gallery of Art in Washington D.C. Rembrandt took great interest in the Book ...

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... suggested; they symbolized this language and these implements, and thus established an art whose province and object it was to elicit religious thought, and to teach religious truth by ... symbolism which gave birth to this new meaning, and which constitutes the very essence of the Royal Art of Freemasonry. For when this temple is built up, it is to be held together only by the cement of love(love ...