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Sister Wendy Beckett, whose art-appreciation shows made her an unlikely TV star, died on Wednesday.

Sister Wendy had a fondness for art that was infectious.
Beckett began studying art while living in seclusion in a trailer near her monastery.
Sister Wendy was discovered while visiting an art exhibit in Norfolk.
Viewers always got a kick out of her talking about nudes and her laissez-faire attitude toward controversial art.
Rest in peace, Our Lady of the Hot Takes.