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This is the second part of the series on sacred art in the Land of Rus. In this episode, we’ll pick up where the first part left off with some fine examples of sacred art from the 12th to the 16th Century. If this is your first time here, please check out part one which is linked below, and the episode on Our Lady of Vladimir which is linked blow as well. Thank you and may God Bless you.
Part one of the series:
Episode on the Vladimir icon:
Andrei Rublev film (1966):
In this tenth episode of St. Luke’s Gallery, we take a look at am important work of sacred art by Pompeo Batoni, devoted to the Sacred Heart of Jesus.
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