To be “clothed in Christ” or to “put on Christ” is a phrase used multiple times in the Bible in figurative terms to describe the spiritual commitment to Jesus Christ in the Christian life.
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ArtworksGuillaume de Lorris and Jean de Meun, with interpolations of Gui de Mori, Roman de la Rose
Guillaume de Lorris and Jean de Meun, with interpolations of Gui de Mori, Roman de la Rose
, Southern Netherlands, Tournai, c. 1390 Illuminated manuscript on parchment. 3 illuminations and luxurious initials and border decoration on nearly every page by Jean Semont Read more -
ArtworksWorkshop of Giovanni di Antonio da Bologna (active Bologna and Ferrara first half of the fifteenth century)
Workshop of Giovanni di Antonio da Bologna (active Bologna and Ferrara first half of the fifteenth century)
, Italy, Bologna, c. 1445-1450 Singing Franciscans in an historiated initial “N” from a Choir Psalter
leaf 565 x 410 mm.; initial 190 x 110 mm. Read more -
ArtworksMaster of B 18 (fl. 1325–1340s)
Master of B 18 (fl. 1325–1340s)
, Italy, Bologna, c. 1325 Two cuttings from a Dominican codex. Saint Thomas Aquinas receiving the cord of chastity (recto); Three Marys (verso); Virgin and Child Enthroned with Saint
80 x 200 mm Read more -
ArtworksTwo Collars for an Abbess
Two Collars for an Abbess
, Spain, 17th century Jet, thread Read more