Umbrian Towns
Umbrian Towns
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Martha.
No. 74. Mary.
No. 75. Christ in the house of the Pharisee. Mary Magdalene anoints the feet of Christ. Christ and two dis- ciples sit at table with the Pharisee and a guest. The con- trast between the dignified Christ and the resentful air of the Jews is striking.
No. 76. Raising of Lazarus. This is one of the great pictures in early Tuscan art. It is an instance of how the best Florentines could deal with the deepest mysteries of life in the most impressive manner, and yet bring them wi...thin the range of average mankind by the subtle percep- tion of the human element, which lies hidden in the impene- trable enigma of the universe. The painter makes us feel that we are in presence of infinite power, and that we share in its manifestation.
No. 77. Noli me tangere. Mary kneels before Christ ; she obeys the command, but she reaches forward in loving anxiety.
The mediaeval life of St. Mary Magdalene goes on to relate how she, her brother Lazarus, Martha, and other Christians were sent to sea in a rudderless boat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Martha.
No. 74. Mary.
No. 75. Christ in the house of the Pharisee. Mary Magdalene anoints the feet of Christ. Christ and two dis- ciples sit at table with the Pharisee and a guest. The con- trast between the dignified Christ and the resentful air of the Jews is striking.
No. 76. Raising of Lazarus. This is one of the great pictures in early Tuscan art. It is an instance of how the best Florentines could deal with the deepest mysteries of life in the most impressive manner, and yet bring them wi...thin the range of average mankind by the subtle percep- tion of the human element, which lies hidden in the impene- trable enigma of the universe. The painter makes us feel that we are in presence of infinite power, and that we share in its manifestation.
No. 77. Noli me tangere. Mary kneels before Christ ; she obeys the command, but she reaches forward in loving anxiety.
The mediaeval life of St. Mary Magdalene goes on to relate how she, her brother Lazarus, Martha, and other Christians were sent to sea in a rudderless boat.
What to read after Umbrian Towns?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J W Cruickshank to read onlineMoreLess
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