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History and significance of first stained-glass window depicting Jesus as Black - Vimarsana News

History and significance of first stained-glass window depicting Jesus as Black

A stained-glass window, donated in 1877 to a church in Rhode Island, United States, shows Jesus as a dark-skinned man. Most Western depictions portrayed him as a European, with light skin and sometimes even with blue eyes. A Black Jesus at this...

The Conversation: In 1877, a stained-glass window depicted Jesus as Black for the first time - Vimarsana News

The Conversation: In 1877, a stained-glass window depicted Jesus as Black for the first time

A stained-glass window, donated in 1877 to a church in Rhode Island, shows Jesus as a dark-skinned man. Most Western depictions portrayed him as a European, with light skin and

In 1877, a stained-glass window depicted Jesus as Black for the first time − a scholar of visual images unpacks its history and significance - Vimarsana News

In 1877, a stained-glass window depicted Jesus as Black for the first time − a scholar of visual images unpacks its history and significance

A stained-glass window, which shows Jesus as a Black man for the first time, tells a story not only of race but of gender, class and ethnicity.

The remarkable voyage of Nor-West John DeWolf - Vimarsana News

The remarkable voyage of Nor-West John DeWolf

In Rhode Island, and especially in Bristol, April 1 could be celebrated as “Nor-west” John Day to mark that adventurer’s completion of the first circumnavigation of the globe by sea …

A surprising window into Black Jesus - Vimarsana News

A surprising window into Black Jesus

Architect and art historian Hadley Arnold knew she was in for some surprises when she began transforming an 1830 Rhode Island church into a second home; but she certainly didn’t expect to discover one of America’s most significant works of religious art.