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St Dunstan kneeling at the feet of Christ, from a pen-drawing by himself, existing in the Bod Lib, Oxford, and engraved in Hicks Thesaurus (engraving)
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St Dunstan kneeling at the feet of Christ, from a pen-drawing by himself, existing in the Bod Lib, Oxford, and engraved in Hicks Thesaurus (engraving)
3635766 St Dunstan kneeling at the feet of Christ, from a pen-drawing by himself, existing in the Bod Lib, Oxford, and engraved in Hicks Thesaurus (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: St Dunstan kneeling at the feet of Christ, from a pen-drawing by himself, existing in the Bod Lib, Oxford, and engraved in Hicks Thesaurus. Illustration for Legends of the Monastic Orders as represented in the Fine Arts by Mrs Jameson (6th edn, Longmans, 1880). Digitally cleaned image.); © Look and Learn
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This print showcases the artwork of "St Dunstan kneeling at the feet of Christ" from a pen-drawing by St Dunstan himself. The original drawing is housed in the Bodleian Library, Oxford, and was later engraved in Hicks Thesaurus. This particular image has been digitally cleaned to enhance its clarity and detail. The illustration comes from "Legends of the Monastic Orders as represented in the Fine Arts" by Mrs Jameson, published in 1880. It beautifully captures a significant moment in Christian legend and Roman Catholic tradition. In this depiction, St Dunstan humbly kneels before Christ, symbolizing his devotion and submission to divine authority. The scene takes place within a monastery or church setting, emphasizing the importance of monastic orders within Christianity. The intricate pen strokes bring out the emotion and reverence conveyed by both figures. St Dunstan's act of kneeling represents his commitment to religious service while Christ's presence exudes compassion and grace. This artwork not only serves as a visual representation but also highlights the significance of storytelling within Christian faith. Through legends like these, believers find inspiration and guidance for their own spiritual journeys. Overall, this print offers viewers an opportunity to appreciate both artistic skill and religious symbolism intertwined within one remarkable piece.
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