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Nativity Art by Murillo at Les Arts de Saint-Bruno to Jan. 10

Tiamat Windstorm von Hirvi
@tiamat-windstorm-von-hirvi
11 years ago
359 posts

This month`s special sale of Art of the Nativity by the Spanish Baroque master Bartolom Esteban Murillo will continue in the upper gallery at Les Arts de Saint-Bruno until January 10th. Here is your carriage:

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Antiquity Hedgewitch

updated by @tiamat-windstorm-von-hirvi: 06 Oct 2016 06:25:58AM
Lady Bluebird of Orkney
@lady-bluebird-of-orkney
11 years ago
81 posts
  1. A beautiful selection -- and the little Chapel of St. Luc in Normandie Coeur is very pleased to add some of the works to its small collection (where visitors are always welcome).
Lorsagne de Sade
@lorsagne-de-sade
11 years ago
313 posts

These are lovely. One (or more) will find a home in the office Lorsagne maintains for her godfather Fr. Camara who must hide from the State since the Society of Jesus was expelled from France.

Tiamat Windstorm von Hirvi
@tiamat-windstorm-von-hirvi
11 years ago
359 posts

I confess that I was not deeply familiar with Murillo's work before I began my research for this year's Nativity display, but in few short days I became very fond of his approach to the subject. His Holy Family pieces are so very intimately family pieces, and the faces of his Virgin catch my heart.




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Antiquity Hedgewitch
Lorsagne de Sade
@lorsagne-de-sade
11 years ago
313 posts

"intimately family pieces" -- says it beautiful. They are personal . . . not removed or "not of this world." It's the humanity that makes them so accessible and also underscores the miracle.

Jane Ixtar
@jane-ixtar
11 years ago
115 posts
Tiamat, these are wonderful. Thankyou for your advice and kind words re our Christmas gift at Anti, I was so pleased to hear from you.My laptop dislikes travel and sitting on my lap in the sun so I am again in blackness until my return to my hometown. Fondest regards, Jane.