Spainish Monastery Hosts 'Ages of Man' Religious Art Exhibit
THE PHILIPPINE STAR
PHILIPPINES --- Spain has been known for its rich culture, epic artistic history and Catholic faith. Today, one of the communities that keep these treasures alive is the San Salvador de Oña Monastery in Burgos. Owner of Europe’s largest collection of religious art, the Benedictine Monastery in Castile-Leon is marking its millennial foundation and as part of its celebrations, will host the 17th edition of the “Ages of Man” exhibit, one of the most important religious art exhibitions in Europe. This year’s exhibition is titled “Monacatus” which, when translated from its Greek derivative, means “alone.” “Monacatus” will run until Nov. 4. It will be held amid the stunning natural landscape of Oña, lending a mythical and magnificent backdrop to the exhibit of glorious history and art. [link]
PHILIPPINES --- Spain has been known for its rich culture, epic artistic history and Catholic faith. Today, one of the communities that keep these treasures alive is the San Salvador de Oña Monastery in Burgos. Owner of Europe’s largest collection of religious art, the Benedictine Monastery in Castile-Leon is marking its millennial foundation and as part of its celebrations, will host the 17th edition of the “Ages of Man” exhibit, one of the most important religious art exhibitions in Europe. This year’s exhibition is titled “Monacatus” which, when translated from its Greek derivative, means “alone.” “Monacatus” will run until Nov. 4. It will be held amid the stunning natural landscape of Oña, lending a mythical and magnificent backdrop to the exhibit of glorious history and art. [link]
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