Picture This: Velázquez’ Christ with Martha and Mary

Picture This: Velázquez’ Christ with Martha and Mary

How do we interpret paintings which concern biblical texts? In a recent publication, the artist Jane Boyd and biblical critic Philip Esler offer a fresh set of answers to this question. Focusing on one painting by Diego Velázquez, Jane Boyd elaborates upon the critical context of this artist’s envir...

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