European paintings which were donated through the auspices of King Ludwig I of Bavaria in the 1850's. Since then, more works have been added through purchases and donations. Most of the works are religious in nature, and include works by Francis Aretz, Louis Chang, Luke Ch'en, John Del Monte, Janet DeCoux, Jean de Marco, Gleb Derujinsky, Emile Frei, Jan Henryk de Rosen, Frank Duveneck, Andr Gerard, Jakob Goglin, Victor Hammer, Pietar Jacob Horemans, Cho Kwang-Ho, Norbert and Victoria Koehn, Marianna Kirzinger, Wilhelm Lamprecht, Johann Liss, Anne Lopez, Alessandro Magnasco, Thomas Moran, Joseph Reitter, Lambert Rucki, Eugene Rutkowski, Johann Sch nfeld, Johann Schmitt, Ferdinand Seeboeck, Mark Symons, Roman Verotsko, Ladislaus Vitalis, Heinrich Vogel, Sadao Watanabe, Hugo Weiherm ller, and Cosmas Wolf, O.S.B., as well as works from the schools of Gerard van Honthorst and Johann Loth. Donations of original artwork are always appreciated in order to build up the collections of Saint Vincent College and Saint Vincent Archabbey. Monetary donations to the art purchase fund and the art preservation and restoration fund are also gratefully accepted.
All donations are tax deductible.
During the academic year exhibitions are held regularly. The First Biennial Juried Catholic Arts Exhibition Contemporary Sacred Arts in the Western Christian Tradition 337 works by 111 artists in 21 states were submitted for jurying. The exhibition will feature 52 of these works by 40 artists from 11 states.