How Catholic Art Saved the Faith: The Triumph of Beauty and Truth in Counter-Reformation Art
Elizabeth Lev examines the role of Catholic art during the Counter-Reformation, focusing on how beauty and truth expressed the faith. This accessible work considers the significance of visual culture in Catholic religious life and the enduring relationship between artistic expression, belief, and spiritual communication.
About This Book
Elizabeth Lev examines the relationship between Catholic faith and art during the Counter-Reformation.
The book focuses on how beauty and truth were expressed through Catholic artistic traditions.
It considers art as an important means of communicating and sustaining religious belief.
How Catholic Art Saved the Faith offers a study of the cultural and spiritual significance of Counter-Reformation art.
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