St. John Fisher, Bishop and Martyr – Portrait – Catholic Art – Archival Quality

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St. John Fisher, Bishop and Martyr – Portrait – Catholic Art – Archival QualityFor those of you who prefer a portrait over a sketch, this is one of about 4 paintings done in the 16th Century as portraits of St John Fisher (1469 1535), all derived from Hans Holbein the Younger's sketch, which we also carry. We thought this painting was closer to the sketch than the others; that this was close to what our Saint actually looked like. St. John Fisher's story, as you may know, was that he, alone of all the bishops of England, would

It more or less fits in with our line of restored black and white Saint photos

" He added

We have reproduced this beautiful Victorian Christmas lithograph and made it into hand-made soldered ornaments

There is a chaplet of Our Lady of Sorrows

prisoners and the pro-life movement

It was the giving of gifts-along with his Feast Day being in December-that allowed his story to transform into the red-suited Saint (Santa) Clause we now associate with Christmas

Her parents were passed away

even if they don't know it

stand out from than the rest of the picture because of the special relationship they have

Media: oil on cedar panel

The first time we saw this beautiful picture

He once stated his "firm intention to paint only works that would inspire the fruits of Christian piety in those who saw them

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