Sister Wendy Beckett Meditations on Silence

by Wendy Beckett

Explores the spiritual message about silence contained within nineteen works of art

Genres: Art, Christianity, Christian Non Fiction

48 pages, Hardcover

First published May 10, 1995

About the author

Sister Wendy Beckett was a South African-born British art expert, Roman Catholic nun, and contemplative hermit who became an unlikely celebrity during the 1990s, presenting a series of acclaimed art history documentaries for the BBC.

Reviews

[Ginny]

I love Sister Wendy,! I watched her video series many years ago. She's sweet and brilliant!
These little meditations are short and well thought out, each paired with one of a variety of amazing art.

[Gail Kennon]

will keep referring to this for inspiration in silent prayer.

[Zelda Gomez]

book about art my favourites have to be Mary magdelene and the art work of holy island it's stunning and I love I quote silence in itself is an armour on a later page quick read to stunning art work

[A Anderson]

very short book using a series of beautiful pieces of art to create short reflections on the nature of silence and human relationship with silence.

[Lenore]

Sister Wendy not only has an amazing ability to find tangible silence in these artworks, but she effortlessly opens our ears and eyes to it as well. Very cool nun : )