lArteSacra.it – Page 11 – Admiring The Diversity In Christian Sacred Art

Marianne was the eldest daughter of a Spanish nobleman. She lived in Monza, a city in Italian Lombardia. When she

Saint Gemma Galgani of Lucca – Saint Of The Day – 11 April

Gemma Calgani (1878–1903) was a fifth of eight children in an upper-class Tuscan family of a pharmacist. Her mother died

My work and the forms that I use are anything from large scale liturgical projects where it’s like numerous paintings

Colors WHITE The white color is a symbol of purity, Divine light, holiness. GOLDEN/ YELLOW The golden or yellow colors are

Magdalene of Canossa (1774–1835) was born into a noble and wealthy family in Verona, Italy. At seventeen she planned to

In an interview to The Pilot I think it’s equally correct for a crucifix to portray Jesus either as still

Now, at the end of a long-awaited and significant restoration, this architectural gem returns to show itself in all its

By Aurelio Porfiri/Daily Compass – Our era seems to impose a disfigured art on artists in the name of modernity

Liborius of Le Mans (c. 348–397) was the second Bishop of Le Mans, the.diocese of the Catholic Church in France.

Elena Prosperi is Florentine contemporary artist whose works of sacred art are dynamic, emotional and sensual. Graduated from the Sacred