Dr Talmage on Art and its divine mission
Dr Talmage argues art can uplift or ruin society, praising American artists and galleries while warning against low or offensive images. He cites biblical scenes, historic painters, and the need for permanent free galleries to elevate morals, urging philanthropists to fund enduring public art spaces.
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Copsright
Louis Klopseh
Wasuincrox
Talmage
Kingdom of the Bad
Secoria
Hereculaneum
Pompeii
Satan
Powers of
Pliny the Elder
Vesuvius
Sin
David
Yandel
Gottschalk
Ole Bull
Las
Samson
Gaza
Elisha
Shunamunite
Christ
Holman Hunt
Temple
Paul Veronese
Magdalen
Raphael
Michael the Archangel
Albert Durer
Michael Angelo
Tintoretto
Egypt
Rujens
Leonardo da Vinci
Claude
Milan
Crepggna
Strassburg
Germany
Paul Gustave Dore
Milton
Abraham
Sarah
Joseph
Boaz
Ruth
Goliath
Cana
Babylon
London Art Gallery
Dove
Praetorium
Hogarth
Thomas Cole
Turner
God
West
General Howe
Huglish
Poussin
Richard Wilson
England
Alecyone
Elizabeth
Charles 1
Lugland
Chaucer
Quentin Matsys
Mexico
Oliver Goldsmith
Asbury
America
Copley and
Allston
Inman and
Greenough
Kensett
W. W. Corcoran
Washington
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Greenwood
Aberdeen
Tower of David
Cardinal Mazarin
Fine Arts
France
Lea
Shakespeare
Victor Hugo
John Ruskin
Tennyson
Longfellow
Royal Gallery
Church of God
Gettysburg
Jenny
Royal Gallery of
Heaven
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