Painted by Antoine Nicolas in the 17th century, this painting was donated to the cathedral in 1950 by a Dominican convent in Paris for the 700th anniversary of Saint Thomas Aquinas’ death. It depicts an allegory of the saint’s spirituality as a fountain from which souls, thirsty for God, drink.
Not on display:
Stored in reserve, outside the cathedral.
Painted by Antoine Nicolas in the 17th century, this painting was donated to the cathedral in 1950 by a Dominican convent in Paris for the 700th anniversary of Saint Thomas Aquinas’ death. It depicts an allegory of the saint’s spirituality as a fountain from which souls, thirsty for God, drink.
Not on display:
Stored in reserve, outside the cathedral.
