Shane Strange "Apostles"

The transcript discusses El Greco's paintings located in Toledo, Spain, focusing on the depiction of apostles. It highlights how the apostles emerge from darkness with vivid colors, representing the Holy Ghost rather than the Father or the Son. The narrative provides a character analysis of the apostles, portraying John as a villain, Simon as a bored professor, Andrew as an old Communist, and Jesus as sensible yet dull. The text explores the unique characteristics and roles of each apostle in El Greco's art.

What is the significance of the Apostles in El Greco's paintings?

What themes can be inferred from the description of the Apostles' faces?

How does the portrayal of John differ from Judas in the context of the text?

Discuss the representation of Simon and Andrew in the text.

What does the phrase 'Jesus sensible dull apologizes for these guys' imply about his character?