Jesus in the Garden of Gethsemane, Station 1: 8x10 Fine Art Print
This minimalist illustration of Jesus in the Garden of Gethsemane was drawn to pair with Pope John Paul II’s 1991 Scriptural Stations of the Cross, which tells the story of the crucifixion from Jesus’s garden prayers to the tomb. Each station is paired with scripture. Station 1’s is Matthew 26:36-41.
I drew Jesus tearing olive leaves as a meditation on grief manifesting in small, physical, and tactile ways.
Printed on satin art paper.
Shipping: Art prints are packed with backing board to prevent bending, sealed into a water-resistant protective sleeve, and slipped into a stiff cardboard mailer. Shipped via USPS in the US.
This minimalist illustration of Jesus in the Garden of Gethsemane was drawn to pair with Pope John Paul II’s 1991 Scriptural Stations of the Cross, which tells the story of the crucifixion from Jesus’s garden prayers to the tomb. Each station is paired with scripture. Station 1’s is Matthew 26:36-41.
I drew Jesus tearing olive leaves as a meditation on grief manifesting in small, physical, and tactile ways.
Printed on satin art paper.
Shipping: Art prints are packed with backing board to prevent bending, sealed into a water-resistant protective sleeve, and slipped into a stiff cardboard mailer. Shipped via USPS in the US.
This minimalist illustration of Jesus in the Garden of Gethsemane was drawn to pair with Pope John Paul II’s 1991 Scriptural Stations of the Cross, which tells the story of the crucifixion from Jesus’s garden prayers to the tomb. Each station is paired with scripture. Station 1’s is Matthew 26:36-41.
I drew Jesus tearing olive leaves as a meditation on grief manifesting in small, physical, and tactile ways.
Printed on satin art paper.
Shipping: Art prints are packed with backing board to prevent bending, sealed into a water-resistant protective sleeve, and slipped into a stiff cardboard mailer. Shipped via USPS in the US.