John August Swanson Collection - Story of Ruth

Case3-Swanson-StoryOfRuth-800.jpg
1991

John August SwansonÔÇÖs art reflects the strong heritage of storytelling he inherited from his Mexican mother and Swedish father. Fr. SwansonÔÇÖs narrative is direct and easily understood. He addresses human values, cultural roots, and the quest for self-discovery through visual images. All his parables optimistically embrace life and oneÔÇÖs spiritual transformation. Mr. SwansonÔÇÖs art is represented in the permanent collections of many museums, including the Smithsonian Museum of American Art and the Vatican MuseumsÔÇÖ Collection of Modern Religious Art. Vanderbilt is fortunate to have worked with Fr. Swanson, making his art available internationally through the Creative Commons RCL-ACT websites.

See: John August Swanson

Dublin Core

Title

John August Swanson Collection - Story of Ruth

Description

John August SwansonÔÇÖs art reflects the strong heritage of storytelling he inherited from his Mexican mother and Swedish father. Fr. SwansonÔÇÖs narrative is direct and easily understood. He addresses human values, cultural roots, and the quest for self-discovery through visual images. All his parables optimistically embrace life and oneÔÇÖs spiritual transformation. Mr. SwansonÔÇÖs art is represented in the permanent collections of many museums, including the Smithsonian Museum of American Art and the Vatican MuseumsÔÇÖ Collection of Modern Religious Art. Vanderbilt is fortunate to have worked with Fr. Swanson, making his art available internationally through the Creative Commons RCL-ACT websites.

See: John August Swanson

Creator

John August Swanson

Source

Revised Common Lectionary via http://www.johnaugustswanson.com

Date

1991

Contributor

http://www.johnaugustswanson.com

Rights

fair use

Format

jpeg

Type

serigraph

Files

Case3-Swanson-StoryOfRuth-800.jpg

Citation

John August Swanson, “John August Swanson Collection - Story of Ruth,” Revised Common Lectionary: Worship and Reflection, accessed September 11, 2026, https://rclworship.library.vanderbilt.edu/items/show/8.