THE LAST SUPPER — Print

from $40.00

PAPER PRINTS, CANVAS PRINTS & REWORKED CANVAS PRINTS OF THE LAST SUPPER AVAILABLE IN VARYING SIZES

Read more about the story behind this painting below.

Paper Print: Printed on archival matte paper with a 1/2” extra border for framing purposes. Keep in mind, the sizes listed are the image sizes—they don’t factor in the extra border. Signed personally by Kathryn.

For example, an 8”x10” listed print would measure to be a 9”x11” because of the extra border.

(Please allow up to 1-2 weeks to process & ship your order)

Canvas Print: Printed on a poly cotton blend canvas with a satin varnish to protect and preserve the print. Stretched on a wood frame and ready to hang. Image is mirrored on a 1.4” edge, so no framing is needed —see seventh & eighth image for detail example. Signed personally by Kathryn on the bottom of the canvas.

(Please allow up to 2-3 weeks to process & complete your order)

Reworked Canvas Print: Canvas print that is reworked by adding clear, heavy gel over the entire painting mimicking the original brushstrokes and texture to make the piece appear more like the original. Acrylic accents are also added in to enhance the print. Stretched on a wood frame and ready to hang. Signed personally by Kathryn on the bottom of the canvas.

(Please allow up to 5-6 weeks to process & complete your order)

Click here to order a reworked canvas print

Local pickup is available from my location in Central, Louisiana for canvas prints & reworked canvas prints. Please email kathrynannart@gmail.com right after purchasing your print if you would like to schedule a pickup and shipping costs will be refunded back to you.

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PAPER PRINTS, CANVAS PRINTS & REWORKED CANVAS PRINTS OF THE LAST SUPPER AVAILABLE IN VARYING SIZES

Read more about the story behind this painting below.

Paper Print: Printed on archival matte paper with a 1/2” extra border for framing purposes. Keep in mind, the sizes listed are the image sizes—they don’t factor in the extra border. Signed personally by Kathryn.

For example, an 8”x10” listed print would measure to be a 9”x11” because of the extra border.

(Please allow up to 1-2 weeks to process & ship your order)

Canvas Print: Printed on a poly cotton blend canvas with a satin varnish to protect and preserve the print. Stretched on a wood frame and ready to hang. Image is mirrored on a 1.4” edge, so no framing is needed —see seventh & eighth image for detail example. Signed personally by Kathryn on the bottom of the canvas.

(Please allow up to 2-3 weeks to process & complete your order)

Reworked Canvas Print: Canvas print that is reworked by adding clear, heavy gel over the entire painting mimicking the original brushstrokes and texture to make the piece appear more like the original. Acrylic accents are also added in to enhance the print. Stretched on a wood frame and ready to hang. Signed personally by Kathryn on the bottom of the canvas.

(Please allow up to 5-6 weeks to process & complete your order)

Click here to order a reworked canvas print

Local pickup is available from my location in Central, Louisiana for canvas prints & reworked canvas prints. Please email kathrynannart@gmail.com right after purchasing your print if you would like to schedule a pickup and shipping costs will be refunded back to you.

Let me start by saying…Jesus did it, not me.

I’ve wanted to paint The Last Supper for a while now, but if I’m being honest, I was so scared to take up the challenge fearing I would fail at it all.

Coming up with the layout? That sounds difficult.

Painting 13 faces? No thank you.

Painting all those hands??? Nope. Nope. Nope.

But something was just constantly nudging me and telling me to go for it and I didn’t want to give in to that fear of falling short on painting such a renowned image. I wanted to be able to make it my own somehow. I wanted to not only make a statement piece that would bring Glory to God, but also have a piece of art that I could look at whenever I I feel intimidated by an idea I want to paint again.

Once I settled on the fact that I was actually doing this, I was like okay, go big or go home, right? So of course I went out and bought one of the biggest canvases that I’ve ever painted on, crammed it into my car, and got to work with Jesus by my side.

Andddddd it was difficult. I mean almost everything was really really difficult to capture the way I wanted. But I just kept painting. I strived to make everything as perfect as I could possibly make it and funny enough, when it came time to finally paint the face of Jesus…it was effortless. I mean, I didn’t have to correct anything. I just mindlessly painted. It was like he was rewarding me for persevering through the first 110 hours.

Anyway, if you can’t tell at this point, I’m very proud of this painting and I’m so thankful that I trusted Him to guide me through it all.

This one is for HIM.