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    • Matisse and Russian Icons
    • A Few Words on Traditional and Modern Art in the Light of Metaphysics
    • The Art of the Beautiful Lecture Series in New York
    • The Metaphysics of Art (Article in "The Catholic Thing")
    • Invisible Things Clearly Seen
    • Art and the Transfiguration of the World
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Martyrdom of Saints Cosmas and Damian and Compnions, painted by Beato Angelico

September 26, 2016

All things work together unto good for them that love God. The theology of Divine Providence shines forth in this composition. For more about art as a witness to Providence, see the essay "Fitly Framed Together" in the Writings section at www.SacredPaintings.org

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