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Tag Archives: James Tissot
Images for the Sixth and Seventh Sunday after Pentecost-Lectionary 16 and 17A
Was out last week, but here are some images from the Sixth Sunday After Pentecost (Matthew 13: 13:24-30, 36-43) The Seventh Sunday after Pentecost (Matthew 13: 31-33, 44-53) This is a series of parables which Jan Luyken has an illustration … Continue reading
Images for the Fourth Sunday after Pentecost- Lectionary 14A
ScheffZechariah 9: 9-12 Lo, your king comes to you…humble and riding on a donkey Psalm 145: 8-14 The … Continue reading
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Tagged Ari Scheffer, Carl Heinrich Bloch, David Hetland, James Tissot, Terri Derocher
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Images for Second and Third Sunday after Pentecost (Lectionary 12 and 13 year A)
Two weeks together; Week 1: June 22, 2014 Jeremiah 20: 7-13 I have become a laughingstock Psalm 69: 7-10, 16-18 It is for your sake I have borne … Continue reading
Images for the Seventh Sunday of Easter 2014
Acts 1: 15-17; 21-26 The Choosing of Matthias as an Apostle Psalm 1 Happy are those who do not Follow … Continue reading
Images for the Fifth Sunday of Easter 2014
Readings: Acts 7: 55-60; Psalm 31: 1-5, 15-16; 1 Peter 2: 2-10 and John 14: 1-14 The reading from Acts is the stoning of St. Stephen which there are a number of images for, here are a couple: For the … Continue reading
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Tagged Acts 7, Christ Pantokrator, Gustave Dore, James Tissot, John 14, Luis de Morales, Paolo Uccello, Raphael, St.. Stephen
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Images for the Third Sunday of Easter
Readings: Acts 2: 14a, 36-41, Psalm 116, 1 Peter 1: 17-23, and Luke 24: 13-35 The Luke reading is the ‘Walk to Emmaus’ text which is very familiar and very well represented in art. Here are some selections:
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Tagged Caravaggio, Emmaus, Gebhard Fugel, Henry Fusseli, James Tissot, Resurrection, Rousselin
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Images for Palm Sunday, Maundy Thursday, and Good Friday
I’m returning to this project after a short break where I was doing a series that didn’t line up with the lectionary readings over lent. There are a lot of images for this part of Holy Week and depending on … Continue reading
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Tagged Crucifixion, Duccio, El Greco, Footwashing, Good Friday, James Tissot, Maundy Thursday, Palm Sunday
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Images for Transfiguration Sunday, Ash Wednesday and the First Sunday of Lent
Forgot to get Transfiguration Sunday, this year from Matthew’s Gospel, out so it is a combined post with a lot of images: Transfiguration Sunday The initial reading is Moses being called up the mountain to receive the Ten Commandments, the … Continue reading
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Tagged Ash Wednesday, Bathsheba, Giovani Bellini, Ivan Kramskoi, James Tissot, King David, Lidia Kozenitzky, Lucaas Cranach, Matthew 19, Matthew 4, Matthew 6, Moses, Palma Giovane, Pieter Lastman, Prophet Nathan, Psalm 51, Raphael, Theophanes the Greek, Transfiguration, Uriah, William Blake
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Images for the Seventh Sunday after Epiphany
This is another week where some of the linkages artistically are more difficult, since it is Jesus talking about loving enemies, going the second mile, turning the other cheek. There may be images out there that reflect this but I … Continue reading
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Tagged Edward Hicks, James Tissot, Matthew, Sermon on the Mount
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Images for the Fifth Sunday After Epiphany, Lectionary 5A
It is more abstract this week, if you want images for the Sermon on the Mount in General look back at the Fourth Sunday after Epiphany. This week is Matthew 5: 13-20: Jesus telling the disciples they are the salt … Continue reading
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Tagged City on a Hill, James Tissot, Light, Matthew, Matthew 5, Pharisees, Salt, Sermon on the Mount
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