The Gospel of the Fourth Sunday of Easter (John 10:11-18) always focuses on the Good Shepherd. The reading is actually found in John’s Gospel, sandwiched between two miracles we read about ...

both Shepherd and Sheep. He is the “Lamb of God,” the spotless Lamb offered on the cross who takes away the sins of the world. This theme is captured in today’s painting, by the late 19th ...

Occasionally the figure of a shepherd or a sheepdog, too battling the elements, is shown amongst the sheep. Out of all Schenck’s paintings, Anguish has remained his most famous. It was acquired ...

One Joplin non-profit organization is using the power of art to bring school supplies and inspiration to classrooms in Africa ...

The Shepherd Su Wu by Chen Zihe ... His story often became the subject of drama, poetry, and songs in Chinese history. Paintings were no exception.

Many are works of art with intricate designs sought ... Growing up, she recalls seeing hundreds of shepherds at communal “sheep dipping” events, in which the animals were doused in insecticide ...

The sheep – and painting – in question is Anguish ... sheep become coffee tables, a shepherd is transformed into an ashtray, a field of snow into a fabulous lounge rug.

In John’s Gospel, Jesus talks in Chapter 10 a great deal about sheep and shepherds. A good shepherd knows the sheep and the sheep know their shepherd. In fact, there are four variations in this ...