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March 16, 2006 Carnival and Lent: Pieter Bruegel the Elder's The Battle between Carnival and Lent makes apt social comment for the twenty-first century Roger Homan
January 24, 2006 The complex vocabulary of Gothic art: why decorations in medieval churches may best be understood as visual aids to preaching and teaching Roger Homan
December 14, 2005 Visitations of the Sun-God - Forgotten Empire: the world of ancient Persia at the British Museum Roger Homan
November 04, 2005 Spencer's "praying positions" - an appreciation of Stanley Spencer's The Centurion's Servant Roger Homan
October 26, 2005 An Apology for Bad Taste: why the garish, the kitsch, and the sentimental have their place in religious imagery Roger Homan
October 14, 2005 Jane Burden: How a Pre-Raphaelite model changed our image of angels Roger Homan
August 03, 2005 Who looks on glass? The Spiritual Significance of Stained Glass Roger Homan
June 17, 2005 Sacred Geometry - St Bartholomew's, Brighton Roger Homan
June 09, 2005 Beryl Cook as sociologist of religion Roger Homan
May 10, 2005 Piero della Francesca, "clip art" doves and the Holy Spirit Roger Homan
March 24, 2005 A Painting for Good Friday: Hiëronymus Bosch's The Calvary with Donor Roger Homan
March 08, 2005 Art and Sacrilege Roger Homan
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