Luxury Christmas cards based on my original paintings. Choose from “Mother and Child (The Theotokos)” or “Christ Pantocrator (Lord Omnipotent and Judge)”. Text inside reads: “Seasonal wishes” for Mother and Child, and “Wishing you peace, love and joy!” for Christ Pantocrator Printed on gloss paper and hand-folded Rectangular 18.2 x

Depicting a couple embraced in a kiss, the painting conveys the aura and energy emanating from their love. It features the pentagram, an ancient symbol representing the virtues of love, truth, peace, freedom, and justice. The white dove also symbolises peace and love. There two types of prints: Giclée prints

This image is full of contemplation, peace and conciliation. Christ is presented in the act of blessing with his right hand, whilst holding a gospel in his left. The asymmetric features of Christ’s face emphasis his dual nature as both divine and human, with the left divine as Saviour and

The issue of the final day of Judgement is a powerful symbol of good and evil, the permanent separation of the righteous and the wicked. Moreover, at the Final Judgement, every thought, word and deed will be known and judged. Christ will come in his glory, and all the Angels

A scene of immense brutality, which portrays the biblical moment in which Jesus Christ is mocked, tortured and flogged at the Praetorium by the Roman Praetorian Guards, for blasphemy against his accusers, before his crucifixion. There two types of prints: Giclée prints are museum-level, high-quality prints. They are done on

Acheiropoieta is Greek for ‘not made by (human) hand’ and such icons are said to have come into existence miraculously or are versions of a miraculously created original archetype. During the early ministry of Jesus Christ, Abgar – ruler of the Syrian City of Edressa – was afflicted by leprosy.

Referred to as ‘The Passion of Christ’, this painting depicts the crucifixion and the mourners. Darkness fell during the afternoon and Jesus died by the ninth hour of the day (at around 3pm). Among the eyewitnesses named in the gospels are Mary Magdalene, Mary Mother of Jesus, Mary of Clopas,

This image depicts Our Lady, the Virgin Mary – seen as the original embodiment of the human soul, with the infant Jesus nestled against her cheek. There is no space between the Christ child and the Virgin Mary capturing the limitless love for each other, and the ultimate meaning of

Jesus has risen and appears to his disciples, standing on the shore of lake Tiberias, Galilee. The Lord says unto them, cast your net down the right side of your boat and will catch some fish. There two types of prints: Giclée prints are museum-level, high-quality prints. They are done

The image depicts John the Baptist, known as the messenger of Christ, and revered for his ascetic lifestyle. The Baptist is portrayed with a long flowing beard and angelic wings that symbolise his divine connection. His piercing gaze exudes both wisdom and serenity, capturing the viewers’ attention instantly. There two

This painting shows Archangel Mikhael standing victoriously on top of the Devil – Satan’s back. It symbolises good triumphing over evil. It evokes divinity, and the classic confrontation between the forces of light and darkness, as described in the ‘Book of Revelation’. The Archangel’s victory is won, with Mikhael’s wings