Jesus' appearance
There's something at the Jesuit Post about the new Jesus movie ...
... and about how Jesus is portrayed in art and film. There's actually a Wikipedia page on this subject: Race and appearance of Jesus. The only description of him I ever remember reading of was by Celsus, who I believe wrote that he was unattractive, but there were not any particular descriptions of him in the gospels, and I like that because everyone is then free to imagine him as they wish. Some movie depictions I recall ...
- Jesus in Jesus of Nazareth
- Jesus and his mom, from The Passion of the Christ
- Jesus and his mom from Jesus
- from The Gospel of John
There's no artistic representation that I especially like, but the ones that always come to mind when I think of Jesus in art are ...
- the Jesus from Hagia Sophia
- Thorvaldsen's statue
- Sermon on the mountain by Károly Ferenczy
But when I imagine Jesus in prayer, he keeps changing appearance depending on what's moving me at the time. For the last while he's looked like Peter from Fringe :) ...
... and about how Jesus is portrayed in art and film. There's actually a Wikipedia page on this subject: Race and appearance of Jesus. The only description of him I ever remember reading of was by Celsus, who I believe wrote that he was unattractive, but there were not any particular descriptions of him in the gospels, and I like that because everyone is then free to imagine him as they wish. Some movie depictions I recall ...
- Jesus in Jesus of Nazareth
- Jesus and his mom, from The Passion of the Christ
- Jesus and his mom from Jesus
- from The Gospel of John
There's no artistic representation that I especially like, but the ones that always come to mind when I think of Jesus in art are ...
- the Jesus from Hagia Sophia
- Thorvaldsen's statue
- Sermon on the mountain by Károly Ferenczy
But when I imagine Jesus in prayer, he keeps changing appearance depending on what's moving me at the time. For the last while he's looked like Peter from Fringe :) ...
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