| We had the day off from school for parent-teacher conferences. After good reports regarding the boys' progress, we went to the Minneapolis Institute of Art. I took these photos there of some of the artwork that was representative of the Lenten journey: |
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| The Temptation of Christ, Titian (Italian, 1516-1525) a young demon is trying to tempt Christ to turn a stone into bread |
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| Christ Driving the Money Changers from the Temple, El Greco (Spanish, 1570) |
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| Man of Sorrows, Luis de Morales (Spanish, 1560) |
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| The Crucifixion, Georges Rouault (French, c. 1920s) |
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| Crucifixion with the Virgin, Saint John the Evangelist and a Clerical Donor; Lippo Vanni (Italian, 1350-1360) |
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| Corpus, Master of Guadalcanal (1700) |
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| Lamentation with Saint John the Baptist and Saint Catherine of Alexandria, Master of the Legend of Saint Lucy (Dutch, circa 1500) |
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| Lamentation of Christ, Hans Schnatterpeck (Austrian, 1490s) |
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| The Lamentation, Alessandro Turchi (Italian, 1617) |
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