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Saint Anthony (ca. 251–356), often regarded as the founder of Christian monasticism, was a hermit in the Egyptian desert who, according to his biographer Athanasius of Alexandria, was tormented by supernatural appearances. This exhibition presents renderings of Saint Anthony’s vis
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Events
Screening
Thu, Dec 8, 2016 from 7:00 – 8:30pm UTC
Film screening and conversation: The Temptation of Doctor Antonio by Federico Fellini
Saint Anthony (251–356) retreated into the Egyptian desert only to be tormented by fantastical visions. His experience, foundational for Christian monasticism, inspired many modern artists. Bowdoin faculty members Todd Berzon, Alison Cooper, and Pamela Fletcher offer introductions to the origins and allure of Saint Anthony’s legend and discuss the masterful film Federico Fellini based on the saint’s visions. Organized in conjunction with the exhibition The Temptation of Saint Anthony.
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245 Maine Street
Brunswick, Maine, US
Monday, Closed
Tuesday–Wednesday, Friday–Saturday, 10am–5pm
Thursday, 10am–7:30pm
Sunday, 1pm–5pm
