Saint Mary Magdalene

The person of Mary Magdalene has interested and has fed the dreams of many theologians, writers and especially artist-painters. Mary-Magdalene however, remains a figure, at the same time, known and unknown. This work is made up of two parts: the first explains the theological and anthropological implications of the Revelation; the second develops the historical fruits of Mary-Magdalene's presence in Provence. The authors' different approaches are what give this work its great anthropological, historical, and iconographical affluence.

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