Community: Comment: James Tissot: “The Life of Christ”

The exhibit was exquisite. We learned so much about the life of Christ. Very well done.

Very beautiful works. I love to see such a life committed to displaying the life of our savior. It is such a treat to see the events of Jesus' life in art to remember. I wish that the dates of each painting, if known, were available so I can see the progress in Tissot's work. And just a side note, contrary to what is written on the wall in the front room...Luke is not an Apostle

The exhibit was so moving. One disappointment: the letters in the text for some images was missing, i.e., an 'h' missing it's top half, which was distracting and made it seem like less care was shown in the exhibit's setup.

In this age of Godlessness it is a blessing to have this exhibit made open to the public so that all may remember what it is to have hope and understanding of life's purpose. It is important for us to understand that even the Divine Son suffered, more than we will ever know. To show depictions of the life of He who should be our model is very precious. This exhibit should be re-exhibited every few years so that more people may receive blessings. Thank you to those that made it possible for Tissot's amazing and insightful work to be displayed. Thank you and God bless you all!

Tissot's paintings are very beautiful! I love them all. They all touch my heart in a very special way and if he were here today I would give him a big hug for depicting the life of Jesus in such a beautiful way.

I've never been moved to tears by an art exhibit, until this one. Thank you.

I loved every moment of the show . It was so incredible and had so much meaning to me.Thank you so much for a great art show.

Extraordinary, powerful, enhancing spirituality, beautiful: Could the exhibit not be extended?

Truly a learning experience,so happy that i did not miss this most special presentation. Please show it again this time next year.Beautiful ending to the Christmas Season.Thank you

To the Curators: This was a very POORLY hung exhibit - many of the most amazing works were either too high or too low. The order was also confusing, even for Christians who know the correct sequence. Why could you not have made the order of the Holy Week vs. Passion more clear? Misunderstanding your system made the moving experience of the art less powerful. And why does the catalog not repeat any of the very ineresting and well-written wall comments? This renders it essentially useless. What a waste of paper and excellent reproduction. You really bungled this - it's a real pity because you probably won't put these works on display again for a generation.