From Friday, June 18, 2010, through Saturday, January 8, 2011, the Brigham Young University Museum of Art will present a religious exhibition that will allow viewers to explore their own faith in ...

"James Tissot: The Life of Christ" continues through Jan 17 at the Brooklyn Museum. If you purchase a product or register for an account through a link on our site, we may receive compensation.

In What Our Lord Saw From the Cross, the most famous of all 365 watercolors in his epic series The Life of Jesus Christ, Jacques Joseph “James” Tissot daringly helps us to imagine the scene ...

When Tissot’s ambitious new series of watercolors depicting the life of Christ first appeared in the Paris Salon of 1894, men removed their hats. Women kneeled. The pious wept. Some viewers even ...

The museum also produced a catalogue of the entire set, James Tissot: The Life of Christ, and placed the images online as part of its searchable collection. A traveling exhibition is currently ...

I did know that he had done an entire series on the life of Christ.” She also addressed ... because one of the features of James Tissot is he spent three different extended periods in the ...

In 1885 James Tissot, a bon vivant and painter of fashion ... One critic dismissed “The Life of Christ” as “one of the least religious works that exists”. Another judged it no better ...

BYU's Museum of Art hosted a gallery talk on the exhibit 'Prophets, Priests, and Queens: James Tissot's Men and Women ... The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Vigeland was well aware of a widely popular Bible illustrated by French artist James Tissot showing Christ as Middle Eastern with dark hair and brown skin. Tissot had spent many years in the Holy ...