#Stuppacher Madonna | Explore Tumblr Posts and Blogs

donmichaelhudson · 3 years

Text

Via Crucis in Stuppacher, Germany-Stuppacher Madonna

Stuppacher MadonnaMathias GrünewaldDon Michael Hudson, PhD I spent my college and graduate years studying ancient languages, hermeneutics, biblical studies, theology, Syro-Palestinian archaeology, and, of course, the history of “religious” art. Some pieces in particular captured my attention and imagination, and one of them is Matthias Grünewald’s Isenheim Altarpiece. It is in Colmar, France, and…

View On WordPress

#Grünewald #Mother and Child #Stuppach #Stuppacher Madonna

1 note · View note

christliche-kunstwerke · 2 years

Photo

Die Stuppach Madonna, 1518 von Matthias Gruenewald Stuppach Parish Church, Wurttemberg, Germany

#Matthias Grünewald #christentum #religion #glaube #kunst #gemälde #meisterwerk #kunstdruck #museum #galerie #kunstwerk #kirche

34 notes · View notes

matthias-grunewald · 2 years

Photo

The Stuppach Madonna, 1519, Matthias Grunewald

Medium: wood

#matthiasgrunewald #northernrenaissance #grunewald

36 notes · View notes

centuriespast · 6 years

Photo

GRÜNEWALD, Matthias Stuppach Madonna 1517-19 Oil on canvas mounted on wood, 186 x 150 cm Parish Church, Stuppach

45 notes · View notes

mattiasisacreep · 7 years

Photo

Stuppach Madonna- This painting is far different than my others. This painting shows the Madonna holding an infant Jesus in a lush, and more lively scene. This differs from my others, which show Jesus either dead, or on the verge of death in a barren and harsh landscape. This was later in my life when I started to take Catholicism more seriously, and actually started to believe in it. This painting celebrates the innocence and life of Jesus and purity of his mother.

3 notes · View notes

donmichaelhudson · 3 years

Text

Via Crucis: Stuppach, Germany

Via Crucis in Stuppacher, GermanyDon Michael Hudson, PhD Stuppach, DE (May 21) 5D M3 “St. Joseph cut the umbilical cord. And the mother was smiling. The aunt was weeping. No one knows whether that child had to walk the Via Crucis. Everyone does.” “Via Crucis,” Clarice Lispector