St. Therese – Based on a Benedictine Holy Card – Archival Quality

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St. Therese – Based on a Benedictine Holy Card – Archival QualityThis painting of St. Therese was done by Benedictine monks at the Beuron Abbey in Germany. We believe it was done soon after her canonization, as the style still possesses much of the original Beuron Art techniques of the mid 19th Century, the arrangement of the subjects with triangles and circles which the Beuron artists would quit using a little later in the 20th Century. That style was noted for its formal calm, a kind of gravitas, but this picture

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For the frame it uses the engraving style

as she had devoted her life to Him

its style in harmony with its subject

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