Art & Film
Art & Faith – Palm Sunday (B)
Videos, tweets, and other content connecting art with the Sunday readings
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GOSPEL READINGPASSION
Loyola Press
Giotto’s “Entry into Jerusalem”
(3:37) – Palm Sunday is a day of high emotions, teetering on the edge between happiness and heartbreak. Giotto’s Entry into Jerusalem from the Scrovegni Chapel… is a scene of contradictions. READ MORE
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RELATED: Picturing the Passion: ‘The Entry into Jerusalem’ by Giotto (1305)
Loyola Press
Morgner’s “Entry of Christ into Jerusalem”
(3:13) – Wilhelm Morgner’s Entry of Christ into Jerusalem is… more of a meditation than a narrative depiction of the events of the Gospel. READ MORE
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Featured Tweets
Palm Sunday triumphant entry #art #painting @YegonizerArt #contemporaryart #PopArt #Jesus #love #Bible pic.twitter.com/NFRjeigVNO
— Yegonizer (@YegonizerArt) June 29, 2014
Wishing You and Yours
A Blessed #PalmSunday 🌴
Artist Ed De Guzman
“ Palm Sunday “ painting https://t.co/bBebd3Dvsr… #art pic.twitter.com/vop8e4g42I— ArtOnArtsBlog (@ArTallks) March 25, 2018
The Entry into Jerusalem pic.twitter.com/voTBzatdLs
— TEDDYBÄREN UNTER SICH (@DasHausGottes03) March 19, 2021
Let us run to accompany Christ as he hastens towards his passion, and imitate those who met him then, not by covering his path with garments, olive branches or palms, but by doing all we can to prostrate ourselves before him by being humble and by trying to live as he would wish. pic.twitter.com/iyHtBDFSBC
— Carmelite Monastery, Wolverhampton (@carmelwv3) April 5, 2020
Entry of Christ into Jerusalem is a 1617 oil painting by Flemish artist Anthony van Dyck, located in the Indianapolis Museum of Art. It depicts #Jesus entering Jerusalem as described in the Gospels, the event celebrated on Palm Sunday. pic.twitter.com/luB13CgNYl
— European Art (@EuropeanArtHIST) February 12, 2019
Octavio Ocampo – Palm Sunday#art #painting #palmsunday #Easter #jerusalem pic.twitter.com/6L7azMxxSM
— Claudouse Montrec (@ClaudousMontrec) April 24, 2016
Beautiful #painting Palm Sunday by Bulgarian artist Nelly Gocheva, who is featured #artist on Artplode, the NO COMMISSION online #art gallery https://t.co/VgezHW52N4.
Nelly’s art has been included in over 20 solo and group exhibitions in Bulgaria, Turkey, Norway and Spain. pic.twitter.com/6d4ihFjCAb— Artplode (@artplode) July 13, 2018
『エルサレム入城』1842年 ヒポリット・フランドリン Entry into Jerusalem, Hippolyte Flandrin pic.twitter.com/FkkNvDmskK
— キリスト教絵画bot (@religious_bot) March 17, 2021
MONASTERY ICONS
The Passion of Christ in Iconography
(9:05) – This video tells the story of the Passion and Crucifixion of Jesus Christ told through Christian iconography, including icons from the Monastery Icons collection (http://monasteryicons.com), as well as icons, frescoes , illuminations and mosaics from the Byzantine churches on Mt. Athos, in Serbia, and medieval churches in Italy and other classical sacred art. The narration is an abridged harmony of the Gospels, read by actor and narrator Alexander Scourby.
Cinescrest Studios
The Passion of Christ: Art & Religious Symbolism
Loyola Press
Caravaggio’s Denial of St. Peter
(3:02) – One poignant and tragic moment during the arrest of Jesus is Peter’s denial, a moment that is both heartbreaking and familiar. Caravaggio’s The Denial of Saint Peter invites us into this moment with psychological intensity. We meet three characters standing together in the dark of night: a military guard, a maidservant, and Saint Peter himself. READ MORE
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Featured Tweets
Crucifixion with St. Dominic Flagellating Himself, 1442 #italianart #fraangelico pic.twitter.com/ARw58MYM9A
— Fra Angelico (@artistangelico) March 14, 2021
Sketch for ‘The Crucifixion’, 1946 #sutherland #grahamsutherland pic.twitter.com/dM3dYoK4wj
— Graham Sutherland (@GVSutherland) March 12, 2021
The Crucifixion an Oval Plate, 1640 #baroque #rembrandt pic.twitter.com/wuiO771EmD
— Rembrandt (@artistrembrandt) March 17, 2021
Crucifixion, 1904 #romanticism #vasnetsov pic.twitter.com/ZiSQL4IkRb
— Viktor Vasnetsov (@viktorvasnetsov) March 14, 2021
The denial of Peter, 1660 #rembrandt #baroque pic.twitter.com/NE30C6yvXq
— Rembrandt (@artistrembrandt) December 25, 2019
Today’s art: The Denial of Peter – Gerard van Honthorst https://t.co/7y7Bhg3NZF pic.twitter.com/kRiltUGhg3
— Art and the Bible (@artbible) September 4, 2019
Crucifixion of St. Peter (1601)
Caravaggio’s works -> https://t.co/rRExMf5D9e
pic.twitter.com/daklydTA9z— world painting (@worldpainting2) March 15, 2021
Crucifixion with a Donor, 1485 #hieronymusbosch #bosch pic.twitter.com/kuAw2imWIA
— Hieronymus Bosch (@artistbosch) March 16, 2021
