Siblings George Capps and Polly Capps Paule are part of a growing renaissance of Catholic sacred art — and their work is just what people want.
George Capps didn’t expect to become an artist. He loved creating art as a kid — “I spent all my free time during childhood honing my artistic skills,” he told Aleteia — but a lackluster university art class propelled him into science instead, and then into a corporate career.
But his younger sister, Polly Capps Paule, pulled him back. Polly grew up around his art. Twelve years younger than George,
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