Crown Of Thorns
Jesus Christ of Nazareth, wearing the crown of thorns. Jesus Christ was condemned to death for claiming He was The Son of God:
“So Pilate then took Jesus and had Him flogged. And the soldiers twisted together a crown of thorns and placed it on His head, and put a purple cloak on Him; and they repeatedly came up to Him and said, “Hail, King of the Jews!” and slapped Him in the face again and again.” John 19:1-3.
Print sizes available for purchase:
8.5×11-in with 0.25-in bleed
12×16-in with a 0.25-in bleed
Original drawing information: This drawing was made using Prismacolor and Faber-Castell colored pencils, on black Rising Museum Board, 4-ply. Original drawing is 11×8.5-in.
Jesus Christ of Nazareth, wearing the crown of thorns. Jesus Christ was condemned to death for claiming He was The Son of God:
“So Pilate then took Jesus and had Him flogged. And the soldiers twisted together a crown of thorns and placed it on His head, and put a purple cloak on Him; and they repeatedly came up to Him and said, “Hail, King of the Jews!” and slapped Him in the face again and again.” John 19:1-3.
Print sizes available for purchase:
8.5×11-in with 0.25-in bleed
12×16-in with a 0.25-in bleed
Original drawing information: This drawing was made using Prismacolor and Faber-Castell colored pencils, on black Rising Museum Board, 4-ply. Original drawing is 11×8.5-in.
Jesus Christ of Nazareth, wearing the crown of thorns. Jesus Christ was condemned to death for claiming He was The Son of God:
“So Pilate then took Jesus and had Him flogged. And the soldiers twisted together a crown of thorns and placed it on His head, and put a purple cloak on Him; and they repeatedly came up to Him and said, “Hail, King of the Jews!” and slapped Him in the face again and again.” John 19:1-3.
Print sizes available for purchase:
8.5×11-in with 0.25-in bleed
12×16-in with a 0.25-in bleed
Original drawing information: This drawing was made using Prismacolor and Faber-Castell colored pencils, on black Rising Museum Board, 4-ply. Original drawing is 11×8.5-in.
Print is 11x8-in, with a 0.25-in bleed. While the original drawing was made on Rising Museum Board, the print (for sale here) is printed on either Somerset Velvet Fine Art Paper, or Archival Matte Fine Art Paper. Both papers are archival-grade:
The two options of paper type:
1) Archival Matte Fine Paper - This paper is a matte finish, with no gloss. The texture is smooth. It is a great option for high-quality fine art reproductions, photo printing, and open-edition decor. The heavyweight paper supports accurate color reproduction, as well as high-contrast, high-resolution output. It also features a instant-dry coating that resists fingerprints and smudging.
2) Somerset Velvet Fine Art Paper - This paper is a matte finish, with no gloss. Unlike the Archival Matte Fine Paper, the Somerset Velvet Fine Art Paper has texture. It is a 100% cotton rag, acid-free paper. It offers a velvet surface for accurate, detailed prints. Its radiant white canvas highlights vivid colors, rich blacks, and gentle textures, perfect for lasting art and photo reproduction.
Each drawing print will contain artist’s signature, and will come with a separate printed bible verse and a certificate of authenticity.