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"...In 1905, at the urgent request of the community I painted a picture of Therese as she appeared immediately after death. For a model, I used the photo taken in the infirmary on October 1. The sisters who had been her contemporary considered my portrait a perfect likeness of our Saint. It was this picture that was published in all the editions of Histoire d'une Ame, after 1906." - My Sister St. Therese
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A blessed feast day to all on this joyful feast of Little Therese.
Terry, this is my favorite picture of St. Therese, it looks like an "old Masters" painting--layers of paint and glazing, give the painting more depth--it's beautiful! Oh, I need to return to painting. Celine was a very talented sister. When I look at this painting, it seems to me as though I "know" her.
ReplyDeleteBonne fête de la petite Thérèse, dear Terry, and of the Holy Guardian Angels, and of Blessed Columba Marmion (the 3rd)! What a week!
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