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Posted by Danielle Bean in Reviews on Wednesday, January 13, 2010 4:00 PM
Isn’t this image of Our Lady beautiful? Every time I see it, it stops me in my tracks.
It’s a painting by the contemporary artist Cameron Smith. He has done a similar painting of the Sacred Heart that you can see at his blog.
The good news is that prints of these inspiring works are available for purchase. I can’t think of a lovelier addition to your home or a more thoughtful gift for any Catholic you know.
The ordering information, from Cameron Smith, is as follows:
There are two sizes to choose from:
(prices include tax and shipping)
16x20 $95 for both prints / $50 individually (ideal size for the living room or family altar)
6x8 $20 for both (perfect as gifts or for kids’ rooms)
These are the highest quality reproductions available.
Here is an order form you can complete .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) or print and mail (address is on the order form).
Please allow 4 weeks for delivery. Thank you for your support! It’s what makes more artworks possible.
Yours in Christ through Our Lady,
Cameron Smith
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This is a beautiful piece of art and deserves in be in a show in our Catholic museum.
Please see if you have any interest in speaking with us. http://www.nmcah.org
The National Museum of Catholic Art and History
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