Road to Emmaus – Robert Zünd – Catholic Art Print Choose Paper Size (Image is Smaller):8.5x11 unframed Most fine art printers use

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Kolbe chose the location for the monastery on a side of the mountain considered undesirable by Shinto beliefs because it was not "the side best suited to be in tune with nature

Francis never confused the Creator with his creation

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Road to Emmaus – Robert Zünd – Catholic Art Print Choose Paper Size (Image is Smaller):8.5x11 unframed Most fine art printers use"Road to Emmaus" by Robert Znd (1826 1909). He was a painter who lived through the Industrial Revolution and into the 20th Century, but you wouldn't know it by looking at his paintings. They are all serene landscapes, with no machines, arranged in classical composition theory, a style harkening to the century before his. As he got older, he became more religious, and wove Biblical themes into his landscapes. In this one, we have Our Lord with the two