Lindsay Farrell is Senior Lecturer in the Visual Arts at Australian Catholic University and maintains his own art practice as a painter, exhibiting widely in Australia and overseas.
Images of the Last Supper in Christian Art
Speaker(s): Lindsay Farrell
Date: July 13, 2005
Length: 1:07:41
Product ID: RGDL3509P
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Description
In this evening lecture the Last Supper is revisited. Questions are asked on how we use art to build our theological meanings over time and reflection is given on our Christian imagination in relation to pictures of the Last Supper.
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