Exhibitions of Renaissance Saints and 1781 Commune

First up is the exhibition Faith Embodied: Saints from the Renaissance to the Enlightenment. This is a feature of sixteen prints that explores the different narrative strategies, which artists used to represent the deeds, miraculous visions and martyrdoms of the saints. They demonstrate their depictions and their symbols to others, as well as tell a story. The works, which are included in installation range, are from rough, hand-colored woodcut published in the late 15th century, but contains the delicate and complex visions of etchings characteristics of the 17th the 18th centuries. This exhibition will be on view at the museum’s Gallery for Early European Art. The second exhibition also...