Religion Mural in Lunette from the Family and Education Series by Charles Sprague Pearce

Religion Mural in Lunette from the Family and Education Series 1896

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Library of Congress (LOC), Washington, DC, US

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gouache

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water colours

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painted

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oil painting

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street graffiti

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coloured pencil

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underpainting

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painting painterly

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watercolour illustration

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watercolor

"Religion Mural in Lunette from the Family and Education Series" is a mural created by Charles Sprague Pearce in 1896, now housed in the Library of Congress. The mural depicts a man and a woman kneeling in a garden setting, with a stone altar and a bird on a rock in the background. The scene evokes a sense of reverence and spirituality, likely referencing the importance of religion in education and family life. This mural is one of a series of works that explore the themes of family, education, and societal values, reflecting Pearce's interest in the intersection of art and social commentary.

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