Mariner
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'A splendid celebration of the grizzled figure who stoppeth one of three and the tragic artist who created him' - The Times
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Questa serie approfondisce la profonda connessione tra la fede cristiana e il mondo artistico. Esplora come l'arte riflette e plasma il pensiero teologico, e come la fede ispira il processo creativo. Ogni volume offre letture avvincenti per coloro che cercano una comprensione più profonda della relazione tra spiritualità e creatività umana attraverso vari mezzi artistici.
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