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Composition study for "The Three Communions (The Last Supper, Morning After the Resurrection, Banquet in Heaven)" mural
Composition study for "The Three Communions (The Last Supper, Morning After the Resurrection, Banquet in Heaven)" mural

Composition study for "The Three Communions (The Last Supper, Morning After the Resurrection, Banquet in Heaven)" mural

Moral Re-Armament Assembly
,
Caux, Switzerland

Object Details

Title:
Composition study for "The Three Communions (The Last Supper, Morning After the Resurrection, Banquet in Heaven)" mural
Date:
Date unknown
Artist:
Medium:
Charcoal, pen and ink and gouache on board
Dimensions
22 x 30 in.
Classification
No items found.
Credit Line:
Gift of the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, 2015
Description

[left panel in graphite]: Illuminated letters: AND / I saw / a new Heaven / and a new Earth; [right panel in graphite]: Illuminated letters: AND / God / shall mine away / all tears from; [top of central image in charcoal]: Come and DineThis study is for a mural planned for the Moral Re-Armament headquarters at Mackinac Island, Michigan. The project was never completed.

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