Beholding Salvation: The Life of Christ in Word and Image

For nearly 1600 years artists have sought to portray Christ's identity, his teachings, and his ultimate sacrifice through a diversity of images and objects. This landmark art book, published in conjunction with the Beholding Salvation exhibition at the BYU Museum of Art, presents a chronology of Christ-centered art as depicted by old masters such as Rembrant, Durer, and Rubens, and contemporary painters such as Minerva Teichert. Accompanied by vivid narration that chronicles the life of Christ, this amazing book sheds light on how the Savior has been perceived and represented throughout the time and across cultural and religious boundaries. Detailed art notes interpret how different imagery has used to depict the Savior based in shifting understanding of his life and mission. Share this unique collection with your friends and family!