“I have an electric kettle, fridge, warming oven and night storage heater, my life is as comfortable as it needs to be.” Sister Wendy Beckett lived in trailer in the forest at a Carmelite monastery in Norfolk, UK, where she prayed for seven hours each day and subsisted on little more than coffee, crackers and skim milk. She had regular contact with one other person: the nun who brought her milk and the mail. In the 1990s emerging from her hermit-like existence, Sister Wendy became an highly unexpected and much loved TV star. By speaking directly and unscripted to the camera, blending history, criticism and her observations on Leonardo da Vinci, van Gogh, Botticelli, Rembrandt, Monet and other masters she connected emotionally with millions of viewers in America and Britain. She made art accessible to all. #sisterwendy #SisterWendy’sOdyssey #SisterWendy’sGrandTour