Andrew de Sa's guest appearances

Andrew de Sa

The Catholic Culture Podcast

Sources

David Gordon

Ann McElhinney

Ryan Wilson

Bob Marshall

Dana Gioia

Chris Baker

Anthony Esolen

Gene Wolfe

Elizabeth Lev

John McCarthy

Carrie Gress

Maximilian Kolbe

Abby Johnson

Ralph Martin

Paul Kengor

OwlTail

In this episode of Sources, Andrew Zwerneman sits down with artist Andrew de Sa to discuss de Sa’s work and his vision for culture. To see some of his recent commissions and other pieces, visit de Sa’s website here.

In this episode of Sources, Andrew Zwerneman sits down with artist Andrew de Sa to discuss de Sa’s work and his vision for culture. To see some of his recent commissions and other pieces, visit de Sa’s website <a href="http://desa-art.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">here</a>.

Episode 8 - An Interview with Andrew de Sa

Carl Schmitt

The American Catholic painter Carl Schmitt (1889-1989) made fascinating innovations in the use of color. He wrote extensively on the artist’s vocation, arguing for seeking holiness through practicing one’s art rather than the other way around, and advocating the three virtues of poverty, humility and purity as a necessity for all artists to follow. He inspired artists in other media, like Hilaire Belloc and Hart Crane. He did all this while raising ten children. Andrew de Sa, the Creative Director at the Carl Schmitt Foundation, educates us about this artist who was content to paint in obscurity for God. Links Carl Schmitt Foundation https://carlschmitt.org/ Upcoming CSF Events https://carlschmitt.org/upcoming-events/ Andrew de Sa http://andrewdesaart.com/ Arlington Catholic Herald article about Andrew and the Foundation  https://www.catholicherald.com/News/Local_News/Catholic_creators_to_share_methods/

The American Catholic painter Carl Schmitt (1889-1989) made fascinating innovations in the use of color. He wrote extensively on the artist’s vocation, arguing for seeking holiness through practicing one’s art rather than the other way around, and advocating the three virtues of poverty, humility and purity as a necessity for all artists to follow. He inspired artists in other media, like Hilaire Belloc and Hart Crane. He did all this while raising ten children. Andrew de Sa, the Creative Director at the Carl Schmitt Foundation, educates us about this artist who was content to paint in obscurity for God. Links Carl Schmitt Foundation <a href="https://carlschmitt.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://carlschmitt.org/</a> Upcoming CSF Events <a href="https://carlschmitt.org/upcoming-events/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://carlschmitt.org/upcoming-events/</a> Andrew de Sa <a href="http://andrewdesaart.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://andrewdesaart.com/</a> Arlington Catholic Herald article about Andrew and the Foundation <a href="https://www.catholicherald.com/News/Local_News/Catholic_creators_to_share_methods/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> https://www.catholicherald.com/News/Local_News/Catholic_creators_to_share_methods/</a>

Episode 20: Carl Schmitt, Painter of Vision--Andrew de Sa