Ars Sacra: Christian Art and Architecture from the Early Beginnings to the Present Day
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Ars Sacra: Christian Art and Architecture from the Early Beginnings to the Present Day
Ars Sacra is a unique tribute to two thousand years of Christian art, architecture and spirituality. This glorious tome takes the reader on a cultural and spiritual odyssey through centuries of sacred art, from the late antiquity to works by contemporary artists such as Marc Chagall and Gerhard Richter.
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