An
Exhibition for the Season of Lent 2004
TWELFTH
STATION
JESUS
DIES ON THE CROSS
RELIGIOUS
PAINTINGS IN A WHEELBARROW AND A STEEL LADDER
The
Rev. Thomas Faulkner, Artist
National
Liquidators parking lot, Queens, N.Y., June 12th, 2003.
50 acrylic paintings in the the two sizes of medium and large priced
at $19.00 and $29.00 respectively. All are copies of great master-
pieces by the same artist, though he signs each using different names.
I commissioned 10 fragments of Michelangelo’s “act of creation” from
the Sistine Chapel. Was the Son of Man proven by death to be just a man? Was his life of more meaning than simply paint on canvas -
mass-produced art we can stck in a cart and roll away. What must those disciples have thought when their Lord and Savior died on the cross?
50 acrylic paintings in the the two sizes of medium and large priced
at $19.00 and $29.00 respectively. All are copies of great master-
pieces by the same artist, though he signs each using different names.
I commissioned 10 fragments of Michelangelo’s “act of creation” from
the Sistine Chapel. Was the Son of Man proven by death to be just a man? Was his life of more meaning than simply paint on canvas -
mass-produced art we can stck in a cart and roll away. What must those disciples have thought when their Lord and Savior died on the cross?
