catholic art and architecture
Catholic art and architecture refer to artistic and architectural styles, forms, and elements that are associated with the Catholic Church. They primarily involve visual representations of religious themes, figures, and narratives as well as the design and construction of buildings, such as churches and cathedrals, that are used for worship and religious ceremonies within the Catholic tradition. These art and architectural expressions often reflect the spiritual beliefs, rituals, and cultural contexts of Catholicism.
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