Human blood art pieces an appeal for world peace, blood donations. Artist responds to 9/11. By CAROL E. VAUGHN, ... Members of her church donated their blood for the canvas last January.

Notwithstanding Viola’s virtuosity and his interest in religious themes, the concerns of the art museum and the church housing sacred images are incommensurable. Bill Viola, “Three Women” (2008) ...

A 2,000 year-old shrine, believed to contain the blood of Jesus Christ, has been returned after it was stolen from a church in Normandy, France, last month, according to the Dutch art sleuth who ...

Church of the Savior on Spilled Blood is ranked #2 out of 18 things to do in St. Petersburg. ... The church's name references this murder and much of the art inside has a martyrdom theme.

Variations of blood libel also have a history of depictions in art, usually traced to the Middle Ages and the Christian Crusades. Probably the best known is a slightly later predella panel (or ...

Dutch art detective Arthur Brand poses with the relic of the “Precious Blood of Christ” in Amsterdam on July 6. A mysterious late-night ring of a doorbell has led to the recovery of what is ...

The elders at Ecclesia Church were expecting something tame from Jackson Potts II for their annual Stations of the Cross art display. Instead, the 10-year-old produced a photo of his kid brother ...

While cleaning the church in 2008, the consultant hired for a now-completed interior restoration — John Bero — called on Bialaszewski, who studied art at Nazareth College, to step up again ...

Arthur Brand, renowned art detective, said he recovered the stolen "Précieux Sang," or "Precious Blood," relic that was stolen from an abbey in France last month.

Back to homepage / Live news The Dutch art detective who recovered the 'Blood of Christ' relic. Amsterdam (AFP) – It was 10:30 pm on a Friday when Arthur Brand got the delivery he was nervously ...

Art: The Smell of Blood & Roses. 5 minute read. ... The Holy Roman Empire was hardly still an empire, and the church was grievously split between a Pope in Rome and another at Avignon.