All this week I have been featuring art historian Dr. James Romaine's Art for Holy Week series. Today's video for Maundy Thursday presents Romaine's discussion of Albrecht Durer's etching Agony in the Garden, a 1515 print that describes the Passion, the events comprising Christ's betrayal, torture, and crucifixion that bring us through suffering to salvation.
Romaine both wrote and narrates the series.
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