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2nd - 3rd century depiction of Adam and Eve from Catacombs of San Gennaro (St. Januarius) Napoli, Italy

TRUE DEPICTION OF ISRAEL

Isaiah 25:7 And he will destroy in this mountain the face of the covering cast over all people, and the vail that is spread over all nations.

YOUR SLAVEMASTERS! … DID THEY EVER REALLY SET YOU FREE?

Early Christian and Byzantine Art

Fresco in Via Latini Catacombs (fresco). Paleo-Christian, (4th century). Il Parco Archeologico delle Tombe di via Latina; discovered 1857-58 by Lorenzo Fortunati; Catacomb of Via Latina, Rome, Italy. [Christian Roman ass burial chamber catacomb decoration decorative donkey early Christian emperor illustration illustrative male mural painting subterranean wall]

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Paul the Philosopher 4C. Christ and the Christian as a philosopher is a theme in Early Christian art. Paul's dress, the scroll in his hands, and the container with more scrolls at his feet, all identify Paul as a philosopher. Public domain image acc. Wiki commons

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Early Christian Art (article) | Khan Academy

Paul the Philosopher 4C. Christ and the Christian as a philosopher is a theme in Early Christian art. Paul's dress, the scroll in his hands, and the container with more scrolls at his feet, all identify Paul as a philosopher. Public domain image acc. Wiki commons

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St. Paul, Catacombs of Praetextatus, fresco, fourth century.

Virgin and Child, catacomb painting. Rome, 4th century. Here we see one of the earliest examples of what would become the Mother of God of the Sign or the Platytera types.

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ON THE GIFT OF ART....BUT WHAT ART? SACRED AND SECULAR ART IN THE LIGHT OF TRADITION.by Fr Silouan Justiniano

Abel and Melchizedek bringing their offerings to the altar. Basilica of St. Vitale, Ravenna, 538-545 AD. If the gift of art is not returned to the One from which it came, thereby no longer binding us to Him, it will cease to bring consolation, liberation, and blessedness. my source: Orthodox Arts Journal “For of Him and through Him and to Him are all things…” - Romans 11:36 Art is a divine gift to man, an illumination, “Every good gift and every perfect gift is from above, and comes down…

Early Christian Symbols | Ship image found in Christian catacombs

Ship as a Symbol of the Church (Bark of St. Peter) -- Early Christian Symbols of the Ancient Church

The ship (bark or barque, barchetta) was an ancient Christian symbol. Imagry comes from Noah's ark, Jesus protecting Peter's boat in a storm on the sea of Galilee, and the ship's mast that forms the sign of a cross.

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La guérison de l'hémoroïsse - IVeme s - Rome - Catacombe des Saints-Pierre-et-Marcellin

Jonás, ¿Una Historia de Niños?

El Profeta Jonás Lanzado al Mar. Fresco en la catacumba de San Pedro y San Marcelino en Roma, Italia ( circa s. IV) Hay varias histori...

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Early Christian and Byzantine Art

Arte Paleocristriano, Catacumbas de San Calixto, Via Appia Antica, mitad del siglo II, Roma. Solo en ocasiones el Salvador junta las cuatro patas sobre su pecho como el Moscóforo.

HISTORIA DEL ARTE VENEZOLANO, LATINOAMERICANO Y UNIVERSAL - VEREDA

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Arte Paleocristiano

Arte Paleocristiano by Romina Jacqueline Naser

Early Christian funerary art from the Roman catacombs depicting loaves and fishes 3rd-5th century CE by mharrsch, via Flickr

Early Christian and Byzantine Art

The 'Ecclesia Mater' stele (mosaic). Paleo-Christian, (5th century). Stele tombale dite l'Ecclesia Mater; from Tabarka in Western Tunisia; Musee National du Bardo, Le Bardo, Tunisia

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