Apocalypse Now

Christina Faraday
Apr 8, 2020
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My piece on Jeremiah 4 for the online 'Visual Commentary on Scripture' is now online. I wrote about climate change, internal conflict, vanity and consumerism taking inspiration from works by John Gerrard, Rembrandt and 'Anon'. Available at the following link - click 'Commentary' to read the three parts plus a comparative piece:

https://thevcs.org/raising-standards

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