Archive for the Category »integritas «

Top 10 Catholic Paintings

28
Mar 2016
By

Limiting this list only to sacred art paintings, I’ve come up with a list of the top ten most famous, influential, historical, beautiful, and edifying Catholic paintings. The list is limited to paintings with explicitly religious themes painted by artists for a Catholic audience. In the end it was difficult to narrow it down to a top 10, […]

Category: Aesthetics, Art, Artist, Arts of the Beautiful, Baroque Art, beauty, Catholic community, Catholic Thing, Catholics, Classics, Culture, faith, Fine Art, God and stuff, golden ratio, Good Artists Borrow Great Artists Steal, Google Trends, Gothic Architecture, integritas, It Is What It Is, Italy, Jesus, Master Artist, Oil Painting, Painting, Religion, Religious Art, Rome, Rome Sick, Sacred Art, Theology, William Bougeureau  One Comment

Another Suggestion

13
Oct 2012
By

Dappled Things, a little magazine that I think showed up on this blog when Andrew Smith’s work was in it, features another artist that might be familiar.  It’s worth a look.

Category: A Christian Poet in the Modern World, A Draught of Vintage, A Fair Wind, Adventure, Aesthetics, Alchemy, Alcohol, Alfred Lord Tennyson, allegory, Alt-Country, Alumni, America, Andrew Lytle, Andrew Wilson Smith, Andy Goldsworthy, Animals, Anne Lorimer, Ansel Adams, Anthony Hopkins, anti-slavery, Antoine Dodson, Aphorisms, Aporia, Architecture, are we human or are we dancer, Aristocracy, Aristophanes, Aristotle, Arnolfini Wedding, Art, art lecture series, beauty, Cap Bar, Car problems, Car Repairs, Caravaggio, Carcinogins, Catholic community, Catholic Schools, Catholic Thing, Catholic Thinker, Catholic University, Catholics, cats, celebrities, cell phones are taking over, Charcoal, Charity Week, Charter School, Chartres, Chastity, Cheers to Landon Donovan and USA World Cup action, divinity, domestication, Dominicans, Don Quixote, Dostoevsky, Doug Keck, Downtown, Dr. Cowan, Dr. Curtsinger, Dr. Davies, Dr. Dre, Dr. Hanssen, Dr. James Taylor, Dr. James Wilson, Dr. John Senior, Dr. Louise Cowan, Dr. Maurer, Dr. Quinn, Dr. Rosemann, Dr. Senior, Dr. Sommerfeldt, Dr. Swietek, feelings, fellowship, film, Final Judgment, Fine Art, First Friday, First Things, fish shirt, Flannel, Folk Music, Gillian Welch, Giovanni Arnolfini and his Bride, Glendale Preparatory Academy, Global Warming, Go USA, God and stuff, Good Artists Borrow Great Artists Steal, Good News, goodness, groundhog, Growth, Grumble, Guacamole, Haggadah, Haiku Palindrome, hands, Happiness, Happy Birthday, Hark A Vagrant, Hopkins, Hotness, How did you first hear of Eminem?, Hyperbole, I brought up the Pixies, I don't tag things because tagging is lame, Inn, integritas, interdependence of the soul and body, international day, invitation, Irish Music, Irony, Irving Renaissance, It Is What It Is, It's (not) too late to apologize, It's Really Late, Jerry, love, love as discovery, Love Language, Love Triangle, Ludacris, Luke Cully is a God among men, Lux, Lying, Machiavelli, MacPherson's Rant, mine's wierd, Miner's Lullaby, Minnesota, Misko, mix, Modern Art, Modernism, Monasticism, Monks, Morality, Music, netflix instant, netflix movie, netflix new, netflix videos, New Hampshire, New Orleans, New Soul, New St. Greg's, New Years, Nick Klein, Pequod, peregrine falcons having sex, Performing Arts, Perspective, Peter Bloch, Peter Bloch Art, Peter Bloch loves John Sercer a lot, Peter Hilaire Bloch Studio, Peter Kane Loves too much, Peter Kane TGIT, Peter Kane's twin, Peter's Beach, Phat Smith, Philosophy, Poetry, Protestants, prudence, Psalm 113, Psalms, Psychosocial, pueblos, Quincy House, Quirkiness, Ron Paul, Roommate Dinner, Ruby Tuesday, Rugby, Russia, Ryan Adams, Ryan Bingham, S.T., Sacred Art, Sancho Panza, Southern Agrarian, Southern Rock, Spagetti, Spain, speculation, Sports, squirrels, St. Augustine, St. Gregory's Academy, worms, Write something so that I can judge you, Xenephon, Xenophon, Young'n Musician  Leave a Comment

The Keen Delight by Harold Weatherby and other musings on Aesthetics

18
Feb 2012
By

This school year I have been slowly making my way through Etienne Gilson’s book The Arts of the Beautiful.  I have been doing this with some other colleagues of mine at Glendale Prep.  We’ve been getting together and discussing the book as part of a “Philosophy of Beauty” reading group.  It was one of my “intellectual projects” […]

Category: A Christian Poet in the Modern World, Aesthetics, Aristotle, Art, Arts of the Beautiful, beauty, claritas, consonantia, Etienne Gilson, Harold Weatherby, integritas, It Is What It Is, Jacques Maritain, Joyce, Kant, Pedantriactivity, Peeping Thomists, Philosophy, Plato, The Keen Delight, Thomas Aquinas, Thomist Aesthetic, Umberto Eco  One Comment  Tags: , ,
css.php