• Let’s hear it for Our Lady. (And for J Paul Getty)

    Let’s hear it for our Lady on this the Feast of the Assumption. Here’s a gorgous pic of her being crowned in heaven.

    Our Lady

    And, let’s hear it for the J Paul Getty museum which has just decided to make a very significant collection of images, including the one above, available under an Open Content Programme. That means that the images are available in high quality for you to do what you like with. They are free at the point of delivery, just like healthcare.

    The religious pics are fabulous and are crying out for use in blogs, courses, Lent and Holy Week programmes, Christmas Carol Service brochures and all kinds of things.

    The picture above is a Coronation of the Virgin from Willem Vrelant, a Flemish illuminator who produced it sometimes around the 1460s. More about it here.

    All hail Our Lady, Queen of Heaven.

    All hail J Paul Getty for sharing her with us today.

4 responses to “Singing Event”

  1. Stewart Avatar

    Hope a good time was had by all. Wish I could have made it.

  2. Gary Avatar

    I wish I’d known Stewart, you could have taken my place ……

  3. Stewart Avatar

    Sorry Gary, I was in North Wales working on a narrow gauge railway.

  4. Moyra Avatar
    Moyra

    Oh no!!!! I was in Glasgow, and could’ve been there… actually, given I slept soundly between Perth and Queen Street, and have no memory whatsoever of Dunblane or Stirling, maybe it’s best I wasn’t…

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