Jesus, My Lord, My God, My All – George Henry Grenville Manton – Beautiful Catholic Art Print – Archival – Catholic Gift vintage postcard Dagnan-Bouveret liked big paintings because

Dagnan-Bouveret liked big paintings because the viewer would find more immediacy with life-size images

The vivid colors and patterns remind us of certain illuminated manuscripts

but as well it tells a lot about the various ways artists have depicted the event

) The scars on her cheek are purportedly the desecrations of a Hussite soldier's sword

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Jesus, My Lord, My God, My All – George Henry Grenville Manton – Beautiful Catholic Art Print – Archival – Catholic Gift vintage postcard Dagnan-Bouveret liked big paintings becauseA devout soul in meditation. She is praying in church at a side altar. This painting was done in 1919 by G. Grenville Manton. A lot of the artists at that time were classically trained, and their compositions became more dramatic than their art professors'. Although this picture is very quiet, there is a lot of narrative going on here. We can only imagine what her journey is, and while we don't know her particulars, we know our own journey, and the