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Ars Sacra, or sacred art, has always been an integral part of the Roman Catholic Church. From the frescos of Giotto and Michelangelo, to the canvases of Caravaggio and sculptures of Donatello, churches throughout Italy, and around the world, have been the home of numerous artworks that explore the central mysteries of faith with images that illuminate the scriptures and interpret their meaning for those who seek a greater understanding of our divine purpose in life. Commissioned by the Roman Catholic Archdiocese, and after a period of biblical and theological study, Italian artist Carla Carli…mehr

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Ars Sacra, or sacred art, has always been an integral part of the Roman Catholic Church. From the frescos of Giotto and Michelangelo, to the canvases of Caravaggio and sculptures of Donatello, churches throughout Italy, and around the world, have been the home of numerous artworks that explore the central mysteries of faith with images that illuminate the scriptures and interpret their meaning for those who seek a greater understanding of our divine purpose in life. Commissioned by the Roman Catholic Archdiocese, and after a period of biblical and theological study, Italian artist Carla Carli Mazzucato began the process of creating images for a fourteen-painting series that would become the Stations of the Cross for the Church of Corpus Domini in Bolzano, Italy. In her distinct modern-expressionist style, Mazzucato chose to present not only the traditional, scriptural story of Jesus Christ, but also her thematic interpretation of how His journey and sacrifice impact each of us personally in the complex, modern world in which we live. This book is a presentation of the Faces of Redemption original oil painting series by Mazzucato which was installed in the Church of Corpus Domini, Bolzano, Italy in 1991. The book also presents the artist's Via Crucis series of fourteen original woodcut prints that likewise explore the central mystery of faith in our search for understanding. Each image is accompanied by the artist's own reflections on the divine example of Jesus revealed through His story. Three editions of the book, English, Italian and Spanish are available.
Autorenporträt
Carla Carli Mazzucato (nata il 2 novembre 1935) è un'artista italiana del XX secolo i cui contributi al mondo dell'arte contemporanea aiutano a definire il movimento "espressionista moderno". [1] Conosciuta per il suo stile unico e la sua audace tavolozza di colori, i suoi dipinti sono descritti dalle critice come "dinamici", [2] "aggraziati", [3] "senza tempo", [4] e sono stati paragonati ai capolavori di Chagall, Renoir, Monet e Van Gogh. [5] L'arte di Mazzucato fa parte di numerose collezioni in Europa, Nord America e Asia. La sua opera commissionata, "Evening at the Opera" è esposta al Teatro dell'Opera di Detroit, e la sua serie di quattordici dipinti della Passione di Cristo fa parte della collezione dell'Arcidiocesi Cattolica Romana ed è installata nella chiesa del Corpus Domini a Bolzano, Italia. Mazzucato è stata riconosciuta come una dei principali artisti contemporanei dal SoHo Fine Arts Institute di New York City nel 2000. [1] Samuel Sachs II (Detroit Institute of Arts), in prefazione di "Mazzucato-New Horizons", pub. 1994; [2] Dorothy Roatz Myers, "Covering the New York Art Scene" Art Talk Magazine, 1996; [3] Giorgio Ruggeri, "La spatola e il pennello di Carla Carli Mazzucato" Rassegna mostra, Bologna Italia 1993; [4] Franco Basile, "Mazzucato, un diario a colori" Giornale Il Resto Del Carlino, Italia 1993; [5] Gareth Hughes (Presentation College, London), in "Mazzucato-New Horizons", pub. 1994