The Last Supper
We have added a new image to our store titled The Last Supper.
Unlike the classical posed Last Supper depictions where Jesus and his apostles are lined up on one side of a table, Ray Downing's image is a unique and intimate encounter with Jesus surrounded by his disciples.
This poignant scene sets the stage for Christ's betrayal, death and resurrection.
The image we offer on this website is 6.75 x 12 inches. For those looking for larger sizes and/or framing/matting options, please go to our portal on FineArtAmerica. This interactive website allows you to preview the frame, mat, and image before placing your order.
BLOG ARCHIVE
For the first thousand years of Christianity, the story of the cross wasn't about a legal "payment" to an angry God. It was a rescue mission.
It is remarkable and surprising that women play such a prominent role in the gospels as the first witnesses to the resurrection of Jesus.
The Gospels give accurate details about Jesus’ travels and distances to the places he visited.
On Easter morning, John and Peter, after hearing Mary Magdalene’s report that Jesus’ body was missing, raced to the tomb.
On the third day of Holy Week, Judas Iscariot negotiates with the Sanhedrin to hand Jesus over.
On the third day of Holy Week, the religious leaders confront Jesus in order to entrap him.
The Shroud of Turin would be of limited interest as an ancient artifact were it not for the fact that the gospel of Mark mentions that Joseph of Arimathea wrapped Jesus' body in a linen cloth for burial.
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