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Inviting you to explore and contemplate the great art of the world
Somewhere, sometime in the course of casual encounters with art, an icon may emerge and claim its person: an image that startles and calls to you, that separates from its setting to inhabit your mind and heart. With these words Roger Lipsey introduces the theme, and sparkling challenge, of this book.
With more than sixty full-page, full-color illustrations of the world's great art, Eyes to See is a feast for eye and mindand heart. Through his selection of works and his enlightening, accessible commentaries, Lipsey renews
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Inviting you to explore and contemplate the great art of the world



Somewhere, sometime in the course of casual encounters with art, an icon may emerge and claim its person: an image that startles and calls to you, that separates from its setting to inhabit your mind and heart. With these words Roger Lipsey introduces the theme, and sparkling challenge, of this book.



With more than sixty full-page, full-color illustrations of the world's great art, Eyes to See is a feast for eye and mindand heart. Through his selection of works and his enlightening, accessible commentaries, Lipsey renews for our time André Malraux's museum without walls. What is the spiritual and how is it present in art? Allow this book to show you. It explores whole worlds of art, from ancient Egypt and the Mediterranean to medieval Europe and the Renaissance, India, the Far East, and the world of Islam. Lipsey's approach encourages new understandingsfelt, contemplative, inquiringand offers readers a lasting orientation for their own future explorations.



Icons emerge from the fog of things and make themselves known. You have no initial idea that you will cherish one work of art or anotheruntil the moment of recognition, when light flashes into some little known or vital corner of self. The encounter engages not just the mind but also feeling and body in a moment of knowing, of surprise and delight, of measuring both what one is today and one's sense of direction. The response is quite total, a memorable event. Adoption occurs: the image becomes part of oneself.


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Roger Lipsey earned his PhD in art history from the Institute of Fine Arts (New York University) in 1974. Art historian, biographer, and translator, he is the author and editor of a trilogy by and about the remarkable twentieth-century art historian and historian of religion Ananda K. Coomaraswamy. Other major publications include An Art of Our Own: The Spiritual in Twentieth-Century Art; Angelic Mistakes: The Art of Thomas Merton; and Hammarskjöld: A Life, acclaimed as the definitive biography of the great statesman. Roger lives in the lower Hudson Valley of New York State. His author website is rogerlipsey.net.