"Pro-Life Encounters with Art" series of articles

[Instaurare omnia]

There are six installments so far; these include:

   
• 12th c. murals at Hardham Church in Sussex
• Duccio's Madonna and Child
• daVinci's Study of the Fetus in the Womb
• William Blake's Infant Joy
• Tracey Emin's From the Week of Hell (*)
• George Lucas' Star Wars (*)

According to the author's bio at The Society for the Protection of Unborn Children,

Daniel Frampton is a writer, academic and pro-life advocate. His commentary has been featured online and in print in such publications as the Catholic Herald, the Conservative Woman, the Conservative Online, the Salisbury Review and the St. Austin Review. He has also written for peer review journals, including the Chesterton Review and Logos: A Journal of Catholic Thought and Culture. Daniel has a PhD from the University of East Anglia and takes an especial interest in Catholic intellectual culture and the arts, as well as the work of G. K. Chesterton and Thomist theology.

(*) Not having read these yet, it will be interesting to see how Dr. Frampton manages to redeem (if so) Tracey Emin and George Lucas. 

[Prayerful]

This is a cultured and elegant form of activism.

[Polymath]

Yes, evangelizing through the arts is great!

https://classicalpoets.org/?s=Abortion

Plus, you can see my own pro-life work in my signature