Religious Painting Tank Tops

At the lower right is a bas relief of the Persian Sun God, Mithras, in an attitude signifying the conquest of the sun over the Celestial Bull at the ancient vernal equinox. In the center stands the High Priest of Israel, his right arm encircling the base of the seven-branched candlestick -- the Mosaic symbol of the Planetary Governors of the World. To his right is the statue of the golden calf and to his left the robed figures of the Greek mystics bearing a tripod in which burns the sacrificial fire. Behind the bull Apis, crowned with the lunar globe, and Father Nile, bearing the horn of plenty and poring the waters of life from his urn, loom the pyramids -- the great Egyptian temples of initiation.

Classical Painting - Family Is Everything (Vaporwave Religious Art)

This painting is a beer parody of Leonardo Da Vinci's The Last Supper. I painted beer on the table, and am calling this version the Last Beer Tasting. The original oil painting, and limited-edition, signed art prints are for sale at my Etsy shop: https://www.etsy.com/listing/494259645 Read my blog post about this painting here: http://wp.me/p3EqTk-MO

Ryden's artistic style is characterized by a combination of classical painting techniques and a contemporary aesthetic. He is known for his masterful rendering of delicate textures, intricate details, and a refined use of color. His works often feature enigmatic and whimsical subject matter, combining elements from various sources such as Victorian imagery, children's books, and religious iconography.

Ryden's artistic style is characterized by a combination of classical painting techniques and a contemporary aesthetic. He is known for his masterful rendering of delicate textures, intricate details, and a refined use of color. His works often feature enigmatic and whimsical subject matter, combining elements from various sources such as Victorian imagery, children's books, and religious iconography.

Cross in nature

It’s a palm-shaped amulet used by Muslims and Jews throughout the Middle East and North Africa. It shows the open right hand, an image recognized and used as a sign of protection in many cultures and is believed to work as a defense against the evil eye but also represents blessings, power and strength. It’s seen as a bearer of good fortune among Christians in the region as well. It’s believed to have originated in Punic Carthage, modern-day Tunisia, and was associated with the Goddess Tanit. As Westerners might use the phrase “knock on wood” or “touch wood”, a common expression in Israel is “Hamsa, Hamsa, Hamsa, tfu, tfu, tfu”, to spit out bad luck.

Ryden's artistic style is characterized by a combination of classical painting techniques and a contemporary aesthetic. He is known for his masterful rendering of delicate textures, intricate details, and a refined use of color. His works often feature enigmatic and whimsical subject matter, combining elements from various sources such as Victorian imagery, children's books, and religious iconography.

Ryden's artistic style is characterized by a combination of classical painting techniques and a contemporary aesthetic. He is known for his masterful rendering of delicate textures, intricate details, and a refined use of color. His works often feature enigmatic and whimsical subject matter, combining elements from various sources such as Victorian imagery, children's books, and religious iconography.

Ryden's artistic style is characterized by a combination of classical painting techniques and a contemporary aesthetic. He is known for his masterful rendering of delicate textures, intricate details, and a refined use of color. His works often feature enigmatic and whimsical subject matter, combining elements from various sources such as Victorian imagery, children's books, and religious iconography.

Ryden's artistic style is characterized by a combination of classical painting techniques and a contemporary aesthetic. He is known for his masterful rendering of delicate textures, intricate details, and a refined use of color. His works often feature enigmatic and whimsical subject matter, combining elements from various sources such as Victorian imagery, children's books, and religious iconography.

A praying girl Almost angelic - something special for art lovers

Original 30x24in acrylic on stretched canvas. Repent, repent, the screams of Saint John The Baptist. A wild man running in the desert, yelling Repent! Another piece for my religious art series.

From the series “The stars reflected in the eyes”, cementite, oil, graphite, wooden sticks and cotton thread on paper. 20 x 20 cm, 2014. ORIGINAL SOLD. Anything that can be classified in a homogeneous series exerts an attraction on me and an impulse to draw it. Perhaps what attracts me is the research of the variant, the exploration of the rules that allow the inclusion of that group of objects in a single set but giving to each object its uniqueness. So I always liked to draw eyes. Individual eyes, wide eyes, groups of eyes, half closed eyes. To change the expression or play with colors and decorations as if it were a make-up, allows endless variations. Even the constellations in the sky are endless, and I drew these too, as...

Original 14x11in oil on canvas panel. This is the lamb of God who takes away the sins of the world.

Spirit Of Christ Birds Flying Over Trees Watercolor

Religious art Mary and baby Jesus abstract design.

Original 24x30in religious art series, my tribute to the 17th century artist Caravaggio. Doubting Thomas pointing his finger in the side wound of Christ.

Original 14x11in acrylic on canvas panel. My last few works have been rather tight and illustrative. So I decided to get loose, and play a little, with my imagination.

Maria in the Forest, also known as “Maria im Walde” or “Holy Mary of the Forest”, refers to a little known apparition of the Virgin Mary. On June 17, 18 & 19, 1849, she appeared as the Immaculate Conception to three young shepherdesses in a wooded area near Dolina, Grafenstein, Carinthia, Austria. This apparition in celebrated on June 17.

Hilma af Klint was a Swedish artist and mystic. Her paintings, which are now recognized the earliest examples of abstract art in the Western world, were a visual representation of complex spiritual ideas.

Sal the Therapy Cat of Phoenix, AZ (Roger's brother) as the San Salvador of the Rooftops, since this former stray kitty likes to climb. Funny parody of a Renaissance painting of a saint in an ornate frame.

Ryden's artistic style is characterized by a combination of classical painting techniques and a contemporary aesthetic. He is known for his masterful rendering of delicate textures, intricate details, and a refined use of color. His works often feature enigmatic and whimsical subject matter, combining elements from various sources such as Victorian imagery, children's books, and religious iconography.

Hail Samus, full of grace, The Lord is with thee. Blessed art thou among women, etc.

The resurrection of Christ, inspired by Orthodox Christian icons.

Ryden's artistic style is characterized by a combination of classical painting techniques and a contemporary aesthetic. He is known for his masterful rendering of delicate textures, intricate details, and a refined use of color. His works often feature enigmatic and whimsical subject matter, combining elements from various sources such as Victorian imagery, children's books, and religious iconography.

Triptych of the Last Judgement by Hieronymus Bosch

To be honest, it should be real praying mantis.

Ryden's artistic style is characterized by a combination of classical painting techniques and a contemporary aesthetic. He is known for his masterful rendering of delicate textures, intricate details, and a refined use of color. His works often feature enigmatic and whimsical subject matter, combining elements from various sources such as Victorian imagery, children's books, and religious iconography.

Jan van Eyck was a prominent Flemish painter of the Northern Renaissance. He is considered one of the most significant artists of his time and a pioneer of the oil painting technique. Van Eyck's meticulous attention to detail and his ability to create lifelike representations of his subjects made him highly influential in the development of European art.

Interrupted in her spiritual meditations, the Virgin Mary modestly recoils from the archangel Gabriel (now lost), whose message foretells the birth of the Christ Child.

Acrylic, colored pencil and gold leaf on board. Jane Putnam, ca 2000

Jan van Eyck was a prominent Flemish painter of the Northern Renaissance. He is considered one of the most significant artists of his time and a pioneer of the oil painting technique. Van Eyck's meticulous attention to detail and his ability to create lifelike representations of his subjects made him highly influential in the development of European art.

Jan van Eyck was a prominent Flemish painter of the Northern Renaissance. He is considered one of the most significant artists of his time and a pioneer of the oil painting technique. Van Eyck's meticulous attention to detail and his ability to create lifelike representations of his subjects made him highly influential in the development of European art.

Jan van Eyck was a prominent Flemish painter of the Northern Renaissance. He is considered one of the most significant artists of his time and a pioneer of the oil painting technique. Van Eyck's meticulous attention to detail and his ability to create lifelike representations of his subjects made him highly influential in the development of European art.

Jan van Eyck was a prominent Flemish painter of the Northern Renaissance. He is considered one of the most significant artists of his time and a pioneer of the oil painting technique. Van Eyck's meticulous attention to detail and his ability to create lifelike representations of his subjects made him highly influential in the development of European art.