What Our Savior Saw From the Cross – Tissot Size:Sm: 500 x 546 px @ 72ppi | 405KB This detail of a 6th

This detail of a 6th century icon is the oldest known rendition of Christ Pantokrator

Bouguereau shows the Blessed Virgin Mary raising the Infant Jesus in her arms

Who gazes towards the viewer of the painting

Artwork by El Greco

A painting by the master Caravaggio depicting Saint Jerome

What Our Savior Saw From the Cross – Tissot Size:Sm: 500 x 546 px @ 72ppi | 405KB This detail of a 6thThis artwork by James Tissot is a unique visual of the Crucifixion of Our Lord on Mount Calvary, in which the viewer sees through the eyes of Jesus hanging on the Cross. Note the feet of Our Lord at the bottom of the image. The Savior is looking at His sorrowful Mother and friends with their sad eyes raised to Him, the tauntingly grinning priests on mules, the Roman soldiers keeping watch, and the waiting hole of the tomb. Read our blog post about