Behold (pre-order)
Behold (pre-order)
24”x36” original painting of “Behold”
In Behold, I wanted to capture one of the most intimate and profound moments in history: Mary cradling baby Jesus. After 400 years of silence, the first cry of this tiny infant broke through, bringing hope, love, and redemption into the world. Mary, holding her newborn son—her Savior and ours—represents the fulfillment of God’s promises and the depth of His grace.
In this painting, Mary’s tender embrace reflects both awe and quiet strength. She holds not just her child, but the infinite love and light of the world. Behold invites us to pause and reflect on the vulnerability of that moment and the boundless gift it represents—a Savior born to bring peace and salvation to all.
An original 24"x36" painting created in December 2024
Canvas edge is 1.5” and painted so no framing is needed
Wiring hardware attached to the back of the canvas for easy installation
Signed on the side and back of canvas
Certificate of authenticity included
This original painting will not be ready for pickup/shipping until January 16th.
Artist statement for the “a tribute to new orleans” collection:
This collection is a tribute to the vibrant community that has inspired and supported me since becoming a full-time artist, 5 years ago. While New Orleans has always fueled my creativity, it’s the people who have nurtured my artistic journey.
In this series, I revisit beloved subjects that have been cornerstones of my career, like the iconic St. Louis Cathedral and the map of New Orleans, while also introducing new scenes that capture the city’s timeless charm. Each painting reflects a unique facet of New Orleans, offering a glimpse into the city’s heart and soul.
These pieces hold special significance for me, as they mark the beginning of a new chapter for the gallery. This collection is not just a celebration of New Orleans, but a testament to the enduring spirit of a place that continues to inspire and enchant. I am beyond excited to share these paintings with you, as they are a
reflection of both my deep love for this city and my gratitude for the people who make it so extraordinary.
