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| Descrizione | Holy Shroud Of Turin Face Of Christ Life size Celine Sister Genevieve 1909 grand prix of the international exposition of religious art bois-le-duc (Holland). Shroud of Turin has been publicly displayed by Roman Catholics at least since the 16th century, the faint image of the Holy Face on it can not be clearly seen with the naked eye and was only observed with the advent of photography. In 1898, amateur Italian photographer Secondo Pia was startled by the negative of the image in his darkroom as he was developing the first photograph of the shroud. The happenstance by which Secondo Pia received the King’s approval to attempt the first photograph of the Shroud for an exhibition was unusual in its own right. And Pia later said that on the evening of May 28, 1898 he almost dropped and broke the photographic plate in the darkroom from the shock of seeing the image of a face on the Shroud (for the first time ever) that could not have been clearly observed with the naked eye.[1] It was in fact a masterpiece, which in March 1909, won the Grand Prix of the International Exposition of Religious Art of Bois-le-Duc, in Holland. The picture, of incontestable nobility in its tragic realism, has been popularized by millions and millions of copies. The saintly Pius X, on being shown the picture, contemplated it at length, murmuring several times: "How beautiful it is!" and added, with his usual kindness, "I want to give a souvenir to the religious who made that." He sent her a large bronze medal with his portrait engraved in relief. Need we say she appreciated this more than having her work being accepted for exhibition at the Salon (the annual French art exhibition).[2][3][4] |
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28 May 1898 (Image was not clear [5]) 1902 (first time)[6][7] 1904 (second time) March 1909 (third time)[8] |
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The Shroud Of Christ By Paul Vignon D.sc (Fr) Translated From The French With Nine Photogravure And Collotype Plates And Thirty-Eight Illustrations In The Text, p. 2 (1902)[9] Mystical city of God : life of the Virgin Mother of God, manifested to sister Mary of Jesus, p. 603 [10] [11][12] |
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Secondo Pia (1855–1941) (He was first photographer of Holy Face, but Image was not clear 28 May 1898) Vignon Paul (1865-1943)[13] |
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