In Thanksgiving for His Sacrifice – Based on Beuron Art (Benedictine) Holy Card – Catholic Art Print – Archival Quality – Catholic Gift Catholic school who shares his copyrighted photo

who shares his copyrighted photo of the Hermitage today under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 4

This scene is beautiful and gives us a place to put our imaginations

the Medal of Honor

about 4 by 6 foot

as that of many a martyr at the moment of death

In Thanksgiving for His Sacrifice – Based on Beuron Art (Benedictine) Holy Card – Catholic Art Print – Archival Quality – Catholic Gift Catholic school who shares his copyrighted photoMary holds the body of her crucified son, in a style lie Michaelangelo's Pieta. The colors of this 19th Century holy card print are muted and grave. It was done by the monks at the Beuron Abbey in Germany, an enormous Benedictine outpost that developed its own art style as a counterpoint to secular art of the time. The composition is aligned with primary shapes, circles and pyramids, to give it a formal calm, almost a Platonic aspect. If you look at