St. Brendan Encounters Columns of Ice
“Covered by a canopy of the thinnest finest form, so delicate that the boat could pass right through its opened arches, while all unknowing what creator made this.” So goes The Voyage of St. Brendan the Navigator, as translated by Gerald McNamara.
The journey over the sea had brought the monks near present day Greenland where they found these formations.
Monks in Ireland could not escape the world by going into the desert, so they went to the sea, where they faced dangers and wonders with faith in God’s mercy.
This is an oil painting on gallery-wrapped canvas. It is 24 by 36 inches.
“Covered by a canopy of the thinnest finest form, so delicate that the boat could pass right through its opened arches, while all unknowing what creator made this.” So goes The Voyage of St. Brendan the Navigator, as translated by Gerald McNamara.
The journey over the sea had brought the monks near present day Greenland where they found these formations.
Monks in Ireland could not escape the world by going into the desert, so they went to the sea, where they faced dangers and wonders with faith in God’s mercy.
This is an oil painting on gallery-wrapped canvas. It is 24 by 36 inches.
“Covered by a canopy of the thinnest finest form, so delicate that the boat could pass right through its opened arches, while all unknowing what creator made this.” So goes The Voyage of St. Brendan the Navigator, as translated by Gerald McNamara.
The journey over the sea had brought the monks near present day Greenland where they found these formations.
Monks in Ireland could not escape the world by going into the desert, so they went to the sea, where they faced dangers and wonders with faith in God’s mercy.
This is an oil painting on gallery-wrapped canvas. It is 24 by 36 inches.