On January 6th, I always remember to celebrate Epiphany for the traditional appearance of the Magi bearing gifts of gold, incense, and myrrh to the newborn son of Joseph and Mary.
LUMA: Epiphany Revealed in "Art and Faith of the Crèche".
Wooden Sculpture
LUMA: "Art and Faith of the Crèche". Oil on Marble.
LUMA: Epiphany displaying "Art and Faith of the Crèche".
Glazed Clay by Artisan from Uruguay.
LUMA: "Art and Faith of the Crèche" Revealed for Epiphany.
Textiles and Fiber.
LUMA: Diorama depicting Epiphany in "Art and Faith of the Crèche".
The Magi Gaspar, Melchior, and Balthasar offer gifts to the newborn baby with Joseph and Mary. Mixed media.
LUMA: Geocultural Exhibit on "Art and Faith of the Crèche."
Korean Wooden Sculpture.
LUMA: The Magi offer gifts to the newborn with Jesus and Mary.
Mixed fabric.
LUMA: "Art and Faith of the Crèche". Wooden Sculpture by Illinois Artisan.
LUMA: Epiphany celebrated in "Art and Faith of the Crèche"
LUMA: The Gift of the Magi in "Art and Faith of the Crèche".
Loyola University Museum of Art
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Geocultural Exhibit for "Art and Faith of the Crèche" from the Collection of James and Emilia Govan at the Loyola University Museum of Art.
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I want to share a gift on Epiphany, the Collection of James and Emilia Govan for "Art and Faith of the Crèche" Exhibit at the Loyola University Museum of Art. During December 2011, I had a chance to visit LUMA for the holidays...on Tuesday when it is free to the public.
On Epiphany, January 6th, let us share the Gift of the Magi.
Best Regards and Happy New Year 2012,
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