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Inspired Through Art: Pentecost by El Greco

Authored by Linus Meldrum in Issue #7.3 of Catechetical Review

Pentecost, by the artist El Greco (c. 1597), is one of the most extreme images of an event in Scripture. What was the convergence of history, culture, and personality that led to El Greco’s image of the descent of the Holy Spirit as described in the Acts of the Apostles?

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