Disputation of the Holy Eucharist - Ornate Dark Framed Canvas

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Raphael's stunning depiction of the Holy Eucharist Disputation is available as a canvas print in an appealing gold-finished wood frame. This piece is both artistic and religious, and it would be a wonderful addition to any home!

The mystery of Christ's true presence in the Eucharist - the source and pinnacle of our faith - is painted by Italian artist Raphael with Jesus in the Holy Eucharist as the focal focus of this painting. Raphael represents the Church militant below (on earth) and the Church triumphant above (in Heaven), both populated with Saints, popes, Raphael's contemporaries, Old and New Testament figures, and many others. The power of the Holy Spirit and Angels proclaiming the Word of God connect the two spheres. Also symbolized is the deep union brought about by the Eucharist: man is brought into communion with the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit - the Trinity - and receives the Father's blessing. May we be urged on in our faith through this image, to seek deeper understanding of the Most Holy Sacrament both through study and contemplation.

The stunning, board-mounted giclée religious canvases are framed in solid wood with exquisite gold mouldings. Giclee is a French word that meaning "sprayed ink," and it refers to our museum-quality printing method, which involves combining eight distinct coloured inks to generate millions of hues that are progressively sprayed onto canvas material. This high-tech process of art reproduction achieves the maximum possible authenticity to the original work, resulting in a clear picture with colours that are as excellent (or better) than the original artwork. Giclée canvases have a comprehensive colour fidelity guarantee of 70-100 years when stored properly.

For the faithful Catholic that wishes their sacred art to be blessed with holy water: canvases are sparingly water repellent, so while a typical blessing should not damage the canvas whatsoever, those who favor more robust uses of holy water should take caution near the art.

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