38 Peter Paul Rubens39 Giovanni Tristano, SJ40 Baciccio (Giovanni Battista Gaulli)41, 8 St. Ignatius of Loyola42 Johannes Hieronymus Kapsberger, SJ43 Jerome Nadal, SJ44 Jesuit Architecture Typical Theater45 Br. Daniel Seghers, SJ46 St. Charles Borromeo, Antwerp47 Gerard Manley Hopkins, SJ

48 Sant Andrea al Quirinale49 Church of St. Michael, Munich50 Antonio Possevino, SJ51 Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina52 Pope Francis (Jorge Mario Bergoglio, SJ)53 Taj Mahal54 St. Joseph’s College, Bangalore, India55 Old Chikuni Church, Zambia56 IHS Symbol57 Fr. Moreau, SJ

58 Martin Schmid, SJ59 St. Anne Church, Goa60 St. Peter Claver Church, Kasisi Mission61 St. Francis Xavier, NYC62 Daniel Berrigan, SJ63 Orlando deLasso64 Old St. Joseph’s Church, Philadelphia65 St. Francis Xavier Church, Goa66 Andre Bouler, SJ67 Huron Mission Sainte Anne, Michigan

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1 Jose de Anchieta, SJ2 Sanctuary of Loyola, Spain3 Jerome Nadal, SJ4 Church of the Colegio Real, Salamanca

(La Clerecia of Salamanca)5 Giuseppe Valeriano6 Manresa River Cardoner7 Basilica at Xavier Castle8, 41 St. Ignatius of Loyola9 Ignatius at Loyola Castle, Spain

10 Francis Xavier, SJ11 Jesuit Church, Quito12 Chinese Tower #113 Palace of Delights and Harmony14 Ignatius Sichelbarth, SJ15 Paraguay Reductions16 Giuseppe Castiglione, SJ17 St. Paul’s Church, Macau18 Chinese Tower #219 Church of Nossa Senhora da Assuncao, Beijing

20 Athanasius Kircher (Chinese Tower)21 Domenico Zipoli, SJ22 St. Nicholas Church, Prague23 Etienne Martellange, SJ24 College de La Fleche, France25 Robert Southwell. SJ26 Br. Andrea Pozzo, SJ27 Church of St. Mary of Victory,

Ingolstadt, Germany28 St. Peter’s, Vatican City Stale

29 Marc-Antoine Charpentier30 Gianlorenzo Bernini31 Church of the Assumption, Cologne32 Church of the Gesu, Rome33 Giacomo della Porta34 Cardinal Allesandro Farnese (left)34 Francis Borgia, SJ (right) 35 Giacomo Barozzi da Vignola36 Church of Sts. Peter and Paul, Krakow, Poland37 Antonio Raggi

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Mark Steele is a well known Boston sculptor, painter, illustrator whose award winning work has earned an international following. His clients include Accor Hotels, Paris (original sculptures), New York Times Magazine

(several covers) and Fortune, TIME and Harvard Magazine (original drawings and paintings). His three-dimensional work, has been published by Workman Publishing in New York. Commissions include public work for Dali Restaurant, Cambridge, Massachusetts, Cuchi Cuchi Restaurant in Somerville, Massachusetts, as well as numerous private commissions in the U.S. and internationally. He is a contributing editor at Harvard Magazine, which has commissioned original drawings for more than 25 years. He serves on the Board of the Rocky Mountain College of Art and Design and teaches at Lesley University College of Art and Design. His studio in Cambridge, Massachusetts.Contact: Mark Steele • www.marksteeleart.com

Mark Steele began working on ‘The History of the Jesuits and the Arts’ in September, 2013. His sketches for the painting show a crude map of the world inspired by his research into the remarkable life of Ignatius of Loyola, who used painting, sculpture, music, illustration, writing, theatre and innovative architecture, to spread the Jesuit vision around the entire globe. His interpretation shows an aerial perspective which transports the viewer on a journey across all seven continents along a route that Ignatius began in Spain and continues to this day at Regis Jesuit and around the world.

About th e Blippar AppTo learn more about the individuals and buildings in the mural, follow the instructions below: 1. Download and install the Blippar app from the App

store or Google Play.2. Have your tablet or phone sound on. 3. Open Blippar and Swipe to close tutorial and start app.4. Position your device so the main part of the building or

person is centered on your screen. You may need to move closer so that the figure fills the screen.

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