“The Ladies Home Journal,” Vol. 41, No. 11 (November 1924). Cover Art by N. C. Wyeth.
Girl, sitting in the garden reading, puts her book down and stares at the painter.
The Great Chalice of Antioch mentioned on the magazine cover was found in Syria in 1910 with several other items, including a large cross and three book covers. It was believed to have belonged to a church in Antioch, one of the five cities that led the early Christian church along with Rome, Constantinople, Jerusalem, and Alexandria. When it was discovered, the inner cup was thought to be the Holy Chalice, with the gilded, footed shell being added within the first century after the death of Christ to honor the grail. It was displayed as the Holy Grail at the Chicago World's Fair in 1933 and was later sold to The Cloisters in New York in 1950. [Source: Wikipedia]
“The Ladies Home Journal,” Vol. 41, No. 11 (November 1924). Cover Art by N. C. Wyeth.
Girl, sitting in the garden reading, puts her book down and stares at the painter.
The Great Chalice of Antioch mentioned on the magazine cover was found in Syria in 1910 with several other items, including a large cross and three book covers. It was believed to have belonged to a church in Antioch, one of the five cities that led the early Christian church along with Rome, Constantinople, Jerusalem, and Alexandria. When it was discovered, the inner cup was thought to be the Holy Chalice, with the gilded, footed shell being added within the first century after the death of Christ to honor the grail. It was displayed as the Holy Grail at the Chicago World's Fair in 1933 and was later sold to The Cloisters in New York in 1950. [Source: Wikipedia]