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The 20 pages that link to Christian art, each with the reason it gives.

• ChristianityRelated: Images, architecture, and objects have conveyed Christian ideas beyond written texts.

• JesusRelated: Images of Jesus have shaped how Christian communities portray and encounter him.

• Islamic artCompared with: Comparing Christian and Islamic settings reveals different conventions for sacred images and inscriptions.

• Gospel of JohnNarrower topic: John’s images of light, the Lamb, and the vine became enduring subjects in Christian art.

• Christian iconographyNarrower topic: Iconographic conventions operate across the wider body of Christian art.

• TriptychNarrower topic: Christian devotion and church settings fostered the triptych's historical use.

• ChristianizationRelated: New patrons and congregations reshaped artistic production as Christian institutions expanded.

• Christianization of EuropeRelated: Churches, images, and manuscripts made Christian narratives visible in daily and ceremonial life.

• Maurice DenisRelated: Religious themes became central to Denis’s mature paintings and commissions.

• Symbolism in ArtRelated: Christian art developed recognizable signs for sacred figures, narratives, and beliefs.

• New Testament apocryphaRelated: Apocryphal narratives supplied scenes and figures adopted in later Christian imagery.

• European paintingNarrower topic: Christian institutions commissioned much of Europe's painting for worship and devotion.

• Religious artBroader topic: Christian art provides a major historical strand, with varied traditions of narrative, devotion, and worship.

• Christian literatureCompared with: It shares Christian sources and purposes while using visual rather than primarily written forms.

• Christian cultureRelated: Images and architecture give Christian narratives and symbols a public, material presence.

• ChristiansRelated: Images and buildings have made Christian stories and practices visible across cultures.

• SciviasRelated: Its manuscript images translate theological visions into a distinctive visual language.

• Beuron schoolNarrower topic: The broad religious tradition within which Beuron artists worked.

• Christian mythologyRelated: Artists gave enduring images to biblical scenes and legendary traditions.

• Ivan MeštrovićNarrower topic: Religious subject matter became a major strand of his mature sculpture and architecture.