Easter In Art
This three-part series takes us from the Sistine Chapel to The David, exploring the Easter story in art, both classic and modern. From Judas' betrayal to Jesus' crucifixion and resurrection, see the different ways artists have depicted these events through the ages. Shot on location in Jerusalem and throughout Europe, the series explores the various ways artists have depicted the lore of Easter through the ages. Presented by Tim Marlow.
This three-part series takes us from the Sistine Chapel to The David, exploring the Easter story in art, both classic and modern. From Judas' betrayal to Jesus' crucifixion and resurrection, see the different ways artists have depicted these events through the ages. Shot on location in Jerusalem and throughout Europe, the series explores the various ways artists have depicted the lore of Easter through the ages. Presented by Tim Marlow.
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