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The Imitation of Christ: De Imitatione Christi
Book Details
- Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
- Publish Date: May 23rd, 2013
- Pages: 240
- Language: English
- Edition: undefined - undefined
- Dimensions: 9.00in - 6.00in - 0.55in - 0.79lb
- EAN: 9781489537317
- Categories: • Christian Theology - Christology
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What people are saying
Art historian, art journalist: BBC, Art UK etc, dealer in late 19thC and 20thC British/European art; some work for sale online richard@richardmorris.org
The boy at the table in this work by Jan Mankes is reading a book. In the same year this was painted (1911) Mankes wrote of reading Thomas à Kempis' 'De imitatione Christi.' He found in Thomas à Kempis' writings the beauty, truth and simplicity he strived after in his own work. https://t.co/Z3btTW0oqz
Host,"On Shifting Ground," KQED-FM/online,”When My Body Was Trying to Kill Me,” and"Going for Broke" w/@econhardship, 🇵🇷🚴🏼♂️ "We Are Home" Little,Brown '24
@bethfelkerjones Sometimes it’s as much WHEN you read it as what you read. When I read “The Imitation of Christ” by Thomas a Kempis it was as if it was just the right day for my head to be ready for it, to take it all in. Also way cool, “Take This Bread” by Sara Miles.
What people are saying
Art historian, art journalist: BBC, Art UK etc, dealer in late 19thC and 20thC British/European art; some work for sale online richard@richardmorris.org
The boy at the table in this work by Jan Mankes is reading a book. In the same year this was painted (1911) Mankes wrote of reading Thomas à Kempis' 'De imitatione Christi.' He found in Thomas à Kempis' writings the beauty, truth and simplicity he strived after in his own work. https://t.co/Z3btTW0oqz
Host,"On Shifting Ground," KQED-FM/online,”When My Body Was Trying to Kill Me,” and"Going for Broke" w/@econhardship, 🇵🇷🚴🏼♂️ "We Are Home" Little,Brown '24
@bethfelkerjones Sometimes it’s as much WHEN you read it as what you read. When I read “The Imitation of Christ” by Thomas a Kempis it was as if it was just the right day for my head to be ready for it, to take it all in. Also way cool, “Take This Bread” by Sara Miles.