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Could we see a sample gallery of more than four photos??
Lovely Paintings ^_^
"Jesus looking through a lattice" is my favorite.
The first color illustrations ever used by the Church in any magazine or manual appeared in the 1908 Children's Friend, where one of Tissot's paintings was included each month that year.
I wish the DesNews would let me show a URL to my blog Keepapitchinin [dot] org, where my post of November 11, 2009 talked about Tissot and showed the paintings that were printed in the Children's Friend.
-- Ardis Parshall
I don't get a sense that we accept Christ as a person who fits in his society, as opposed to ours.
Yes, please post more pictures of his work!!!!
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