HeyJaredREFLECTIONS ON CHRISTIAN ICONOGRAPHY
A personal bi-monthly page on the theory, practice, and symbolism of Christian iconography.
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Reflections on St. Francis on the 800th Anniversary of His Death (opens the original)
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The Crucifix at Munkeby Monastery (opens the original)
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The crucifix is a replica of the so-called Mosvik Crucifix, which dates back to approximately 1250. The inspiration for this type of crucifix—known as High Gothic—originated in England. We do not know for certain whether the cross was produced in England or in Norway. The figure of Christ is depicted in an upright posture; the arms are straight, and the head leans slightly to the left. The body’s expression can be described as one of “mild suffering,” a style common to that era, where suffering
A Declaration of Love (opens the original)
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