| Author: | Anita L Breitenberg | ISBN: | 9780998323480 |
| Publisher: | Anita Breitenberrg | Publication: | May 1, 2017 |
| Imprint: | Anita Breitenberrg | Language: | English |
| Author: | Anita L Breitenberg |
| ISBN: | 9780998323480 |
| Publisher: | Anita Breitenberrg |
| Publication: | May 1, 2017 |
| Imprint: | Anita Breitenberrg |
| Language: | English |
Way Back! centers on the Gospel of Matthews reference to the Hebrew Bible and Gods provision to a way back to a relations with with Him. Way Back! contains one hundred and thirtynine illustrations providing a thumbnail guide symbolizing a passage of Scripture. These works are intended to be a visual guide through the verses and to assist in interpretation and internalization. Ms. Breitenberg's art is a composite of the old and new, the broken and whole, the destroyed and restored, the diminished and disdained withthe delighted and desired. Look closer and observe to find a new vision for an ancient text, awaiting an imagination ready for adventure. For the past four decades, Anita Breitenberg has illustrated versus of Scripture and seeks to broaden the appeal of contemporary Christian art to a wider and diversified audience and present it in a radically provocative manner. Her works have been exhibited in The Museum of Bibical Art in Manhattan, Yale University and the Washington National Cathedral, and are in the permanent collection of the Museum of Bibical Art in Dallas, Texas and Catholic University. Her art was reviewed in the New York Times and appeared on the cover of Commonweal Magazine.
Way Back! centers on the Gospel of Matthews reference to the Hebrew Bible and Gods provision to a way back to a relations with with Him. Way Back! contains one hundred and thirtynine illustrations providing a thumbnail guide symbolizing a passage of Scripture. These works are intended to be a visual guide through the verses and to assist in interpretation and internalization. Ms. Breitenberg's art is a composite of the old and new, the broken and whole, the destroyed and restored, the diminished and disdained withthe delighted and desired. Look closer and observe to find a new vision for an ancient text, awaiting an imagination ready for adventure. For the past four decades, Anita Breitenberg has illustrated versus of Scripture and seeks to broaden the appeal of contemporary Christian art to a wider and diversified audience and present it in a radically provocative manner. Her works have been exhibited in The Museum of Bibical Art in Manhattan, Yale University and the Washington National Cathedral, and are in the permanent collection of the Museum of Bibical Art in Dallas, Texas and Catholic University. Her art was reviewed in the New York Times and appeared on the cover of Commonweal Magazine.
