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by bcadmin | Jul 6, 2020 | 2020, Brad Miner, Brooklyn Museum, Catholic Church, Catholicism, Cecil George Newton Ashburnham, Columns, Ecole des Beaux-Arts Paris, Edgar Degas, Franco-Prussian War, Inner Voices: Christ Consoling the Wanderers, J.J. Tissot, James Jacques Joseph Tissot, James McNeil Whistler, Jewish Museum New York, Judeo-Christian Biblical tradition, Karl Marx, Kate Newton, Latin Quarter’s Church of Saint-Sulpice, News, Paris Commumne 1870, The Catholic Thing, The Life of Our Lord Jesus Christ, Tissot’s Great Reversion | 0 |
Brad Miner on the life and work of J.J. Tissot. No other artist created a more extensive body of work devoted to the Judeo-Christian Biblical tradition.
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