Miracle of St. Dominic

The chosen work of art is "the miracle of St. Dominic". This painting is tempela painted between 13 and 63 years by Renaissance artist Taddeo di Bartolo. Currently the painting is in McNay Art Museum, about 10 inches in height and 10 feet in width. In this picture, I have witnessed the miracle of St. Dominical. There were several audiences and horses on the red man, and St. Dominic regained his life. Bartolo's picture is asymmetrical. From a gaze point of view, when folded in half, horses can not be evenly placed on themselves.

In 1954, Francis also made a story of Saint Dominic's lifetime and miracle for the church of Santo Domingo; he created the frescoes of the Congress Theater and the Golden Gate Expo in the frescoes of the Philippines with Victorio Edard and I worked with Garor B. Okampo. The National Theater and the Pres Manuel house are working. Quezon, Ernesto Rufino, Vicente Rufino. Francisco 's Cainin was awarded the Best Award at the Philippine Art Association' s painting competition in 1948. He received the Kalinangan award of Patnubav ng Sining held in Manila in 1964. He was declared a national painting artist in 1973.

St. Dominic is a contemporary artist of St. Francis of Assisi. Faithful believers believe that when St. Dominic's mother, Joanna of Aza (Felix de Guzman's wife) was pregnant, he was staring the torch in the mouth of a dog symbolizing her premature baby I will. My son, she will grow up and become a master hound. Because of that, in Latin Dominicanis there is a possibility of Dominique + Canis (dog or hound dog), so Dominic's name was given to him. Dominica country has established a monk missionary (known as a missionary) known as the Dominican. Together with their brothers, Franciscans, the Dominican people revitalized the church in the 13th century and brought unprecedented thought and substantive learning to more people. The motto of St. Dominic is the truth, Latin is the truth.

The remaining four years of Dominic's lifetime are used for the development of order. Honorius took his St. Cestus church in Rome as the center of his activity. He preached at many churches in the city including St. Peter's Church. One day, the word of the day, one day, a woman named Guutdana says that he discovered that his child is dead one day after hearing the sermons home. In her sorrow, she lifted him from the cradle and took him to St. Sixtus church and placed him at the foot of Dominic. He made some indifferent prayers and marked the cross, and the child regained his vitality directly. The pope would have announced this miracle from the pulpit, but Dominic's plea checked him.