Before the printing press was developed and the Bible translated, art was the primary way the ordinary person experienced scripture. Stained glass windows, painted ceilings, sculpture - all told the story. Here are my additions to this enormous worldwide body of liturgical art.
Agnus Dei (based on Zurbaran) (oil on canvas 2019) prints available
The Lion of Judah (oil on canvas 2019) prints available
The Parables of Lost Things Series Commissioned by Sanctuary Youth Center. Lost Coin: Seeking (oil on canvas 2021)
The Parables of Lost Things Series Commissioned by Sanctuary Youth Center. Lost Sheep: Finding (oil on canvas 2021)
The Parables of Lost Things Series Commissioned by Sanctuary Youth Center. Lost Son: Restoring (oil on canvas 2021)
The Sacrifice of Issac: Wood, Fire, Ram. (Oil on canvas 2021)
Acts 2:42 Series: Prayer (oil on canvas 2008)
Acts 2:42 Series: The Breaking of Bread (oil on canvas 2009)
Acts 2:42 Series: The Apostles Teaching (oil on canvas 2009)
The Road to Emmaus (oil on canvas 2014)
The Road from Emmaus (oil on canvas 2014)
Open Up (oil on canvas 2009). Praying is no easy matter. It demands a relationship in which you allow someone other than yourself to enter into the very centre of your person, to see there what you would rather leave in darkness, and to touch there what you would rather leave untouched. Henri Nouwen