Most importantly, one of our deputation--Betsy Hess--had a painting accepted for the show, it symbolizes the prologue to the Gospel of John.
Archbishop of Canterbury George Carey, now Lord Carey, wore this at his installation as AB of C.
Thursday, July 12, 2012
Liturgical Art
As part of General Convention, there is always a liturgical art exhibit. Here are many of the works on display.
Most importantly, one of our deputation--Betsy Hess--had a painting accepted for the show, it symbolizes the prologue to the Gospel of John.
Archbishop of Canterbury George Carey, now Lord Carey, wore this at his installation as AB of C.
Most importantly, one of our deputation--Betsy Hess--had a painting accepted for the show, it symbolizes the prologue to the Gospel of John.
Archbishop of Canterbury George Carey, now Lord Carey, wore this at his installation as AB of C.
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