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April, 2001

The Passion of Christ
 
Last year, Joseph Phelan provided an overview of the events of Christ's Passion and how they have been represented in great art.

This was one of my favorites of the articles we've run, especially since there are a lot of gaps in my understanding of the Bible (and therefore in my understanding of what exactly is going on in many great works of art). So, as Easter approaches again, we've decided to feature the article once more, in a slightly updated version with all the links re-checked.

Click here to read the article now.



 


Past Articles

March, 2001

      Edouard Manet: Public Spaces, Private Dreams, by Joseph Phelan


February, 2001

      Henry Moore and the British Museum: The Great Conversation, by Joseph Phelan


December, 2000

      Advent Calendar 2000, narrated by Joseph Phelan


November, 2000

      Article: Notorious Portraits, Part II, by John Malyon


October, 2000

      Article: Notorious Portraits, Part I, by John Malyon
      Article: The Other Michelangelo, by Joseph Phelan


September, 2000

      Article: The Art of Drawing, by Joseph Phelan


August, 2000

      Article: Poussin and the Heroic Landscape, by Joseph Phelan


July, 2000

      Article: Great Art Museums Online, by Joseph Phelan


June, 2000

      Article: Venetian Painting and the Rise of Landscape, by Joseph Phelan


May, 2000

      Article: Forbidden Visions: Mythology in Art, by Joseph Phelan


April, 2000

      Article: Themes in Art: The Passion of Christ, by Joseph Phelan
      Web site review: Christus Rex


March, 2000

      Web site review: National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C., by Joseph Phelan
      Online exhibit review: Inuit Art: The World Around Me, by John Malyon


February, 2000/Poll: Who is Producing the Most Interesting Art Today? (Results)


January, 2000/Poll: Who is Producing the Most Interesting Art Today? (Part II)


December, 1999/Poll: Who is Producing the Most Interesting Art Today? (Part I)


November, 1999/The Louvre Museum

      Web site review: The Louvre


October, 1999/Impressionism

      Web site review: North Carolina Museum of Art


September, 1999/Optical Art

      Web site review: The Butler Institute of American Art


August, 1999/Animals in Art

      Web site review: National Museum of Wildlife Art
      Online exhibit review: PBS: American Visions


July, 1999/Surrealism


June, 1999/Sculpture

      Web site review: Carol Gerten's Fine Art
      Online exhibit review: Michael Lucero: Sculpture 1976-1995


May, 1999/Women in the Arts

      Web site review: National Museum of Women in the Arts
      Online exhibit review: Jenny Holzer: Please Change Beliefs


April, 1999/The Golden Age of Illustration

      Web site review: Fine Arts Museums Of San Francisco
      Online exhibit review: Treasure Island and Robinson Crusoe online


March, 1999/Vincent van Gogh

      Web site review: Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam
      Web site review: The Vincent van Gogh Information Gallery


February, 1999/Great Art

      Web site review: The State Hermitage Museum, St. Petersburg, Russia
      Online exhibit review: John Singleton Copley: Watson and the Shark