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Thursday, April 5, 2012

Today's Holy-day Art (LENT, day #38) by Gerda Liebmann

"The Body" (2011) by Gerda Liebmann
encaustic and hosts on wood, 24" x 24"

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In today's Gospel story, Jesus meets an adulterer (John 8:1-11). One lesson is to repent and never sin again. Another is the shame of criticizing others, “Let him that is without sin cast the first stone.” Everyday we choose, and that’s why William Blake's "The Woman Taken in Adultery" is our art of the week.

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