CHURCH TIME
By Paul Handley
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"Christ in the house with Martha and Mary" by Johannes Vermeer (1654-56) |
A £2-million online project has been launched this week in the hope of presenting the Bible afresh to a visual generation. The Visual Commentary on the Bible, which went live on Tuesday, matches three works of art with passages of scripture. At present, there are 50 completed triptychs — the organisers call them exhibitions — and another 50 await copyright permissions. During the course of the seven-year project, it is planned to raise the number of exhibitions to 1500. The site —
thevcs.org — has been built by Cogapp and is free to use. [
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A page from the VCS website |