This is the Crucifixion I painted for Holy Week, 2014

I painted this Crucifixion during Holy Week, 2014, but was concerned that it might be too modern for my sacred art blog and was unsure about posting it.   I emailed a copy out to family and friends, some of whom are artists, to get their opinion and the response was overwhelmingly positive.   My friend and fellow artist, Awilda Harrington, who just this past week had one of her paintings accepted by the Museum of Find Arts in Saint Petersburg, FL, had this to say.    "Wow . . . the reason I like it is because it is disturbing to me.   His face demonstrates sadness as well as a pensive thoughtfulness as if in a prayerful mode.  This painting has affected me more than any of your others."   After reading this and other comments, I decided to post because I wanted to share it with you, my internet friends.

This is the Madonna and child I painted for 2013 .

Wishing you the joy, peace and love
of the Christ Child

The Divine Mercy Image

The tomb is empty.

This is the Crucifixion I painted for Holy Week, 2013

The Passion of Our Lord inspired by the Shroud

This is the Madonna and Child I painted for 2012.