St Luke The Evangelist Collection
"St. Luke the Evangelist: A Journey through Art and Faith" Step into the world of St
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"St. Luke the Evangelist: A Journey through Art and Faith" Step into the world of St. Luke the Evangelist, as we explore his life and legacy through a collection of captivating artworks spanning centuries. Delve into the past with a page from an illuminated text, dating back to c700, showcasing intricate calligraphy and vibrant colors that bring St. Luke's Gospel to life. Marvel at the skillful brushstrokes in a 17th-century painting depicting St. Luke healing a hydropic child, capturing both compassion and divine intervention. The Book of Kells offers us a glimpse into history with its opening words from St. Luke's Gospel, "Quoniam, " written around c800 - an exquisite testament to devotion and craftsmanship. Witness how artists have portrayed this revered figure throughout time; behold the majestic statue of St. Luke as a bull at La Sagrada Familia, begun in 1882—a symbol of strength and power intertwined with his evangelistic mission. Agostino Veneziano's masterpiece from 1518 presents us with Saint Luke himself—an enigmatic portrayal that invites contemplation on his role as both physician and writer of one of the four Gospels. Travel further through time to encounter another oil-on-canvas depiction from the 17th century—St. Luke standing tall amidst heavenly light—a visual representation that exudes reverence for this saintly figure. A stunning marble sculpture crafted during the first half of the 15th century captures our attention next—its intricate details revealing dedication not only to artistry but also spiritual veneration. Imagine being transported above clouds alongside St. Luke seated on a cloud itself. In this ethereal artwork, he holds open books in each hand while accompanied by his symbolic companion—the bull lying faithfully at his feet—an embodiment of wisdom united with humility. An ancient leaf from a Gospel Book introduces us to four standing evangelists—including our beloved St. Luke—created between 1290-1330.