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9780826408297

Art, Creativity, and the Sacred An Anthology in Religion and Art

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    9780826408297

  • ISBN10:

    082640829X

  • Edition: Revised
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 1995-08-01
  • Publisher: Bloomsbury Academic
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Summary

A collection of essays concerning religion and art, including contributions by Barbara Novak, Leo Steinberg, Paul Tillich, Wassily Kandinsky, John Dixon Jr., David Tracy, Joshua Taylor, and Langdon B. Gilkey.

Table of Contents

Preface to the Revised Edition
Introduction
Concerning the Spiritual in Artp. 3
Craft: Making and Beingp. 8
The Art of Deceptionp. 12
Reflections on Art and the Spirit: A Conversationp. 24
The Seven Functions of the Hands of Christ: Aspects of Leonardo's Last Supperp. 37
In Alia Effigie: Caravaggio's London Supper at Emmausp. 64
The Nationalist Garden and the Holy Bookp. 80
The Religious Impulse in American Artp. 95
George Segal's Abraham and Isaac: Some Iconographic Reflectionsp. 105
The Origin and Use of Images in Indiap. 127
Foundations for a Religio-Aesthetic Tradition in Japanp. 138
Judaism and Artp. 155
An Islamic Perspective on Symbolism in the Arts: New Thoughts on Figural Representationp. 164
The Sacred and the Modern Artistp. 179
Can Art Fill the Vacuum?p. 187
Artists and Church Commissions: Rubin's The Church at Assy Revisitedp. 193
The Aesthetic Dimension in Theologyp. 205
Art and Ultimate Realityp. 219
The Religious Classic and the Classic of Artp. 236
Question: When Is Religion Art? Answer: When It Is a Jarp. 250
Art, Religion, and the Elite: Reflections on a Passage from Andre Malrauxp. 262
Painting As Theological Thought: The Issues in Tuscan Theologyp. 277
Theological Reflections on an Image of Woman: Picasso's Girl before a Mirrorp. 297
Berdyaev and Rothko: Transformative Visionsp. 304
Theological Expressions Through Visual Art Formsp. 311
Sources for the Study of Christianity and the Artsp. 321
Special Topic Bibliographiesp. 330
Contributorsp. 337
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