A powerful and traditional image of our Lord breaking bread while seated at the center of this contemporary installation of The Last Supper. The twelve empty seats invite the viewers to sit at Christ’s table and become the disciples of today. Life Size (Bronze)...
<span style="font-size: 18px;">Desk Top Replica : (6”h x 17.25”w x 6.5”d) $299.99</span>
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<p style="color: #e6735c; margin-bottom: 12px;"><em>"This solid resin-stone cast is coated in a realistic bronze finish and is mounted on a solid matt black base. Timothy personally sculpts every original small masterpiece complete with his signature or monogram. Each replica is detailed by hand to the exacting standards of this modern day master sculptor."</em></p>
<p style="text-align: justify;">A powerful and traditional image of our Lord breaking bread while seated at the center of this contemporary image of The Last Supper. The twelve empty seats are an invitation to us to be the Apostles of today. This solid resin-stone cast is coated in a realistic bronze finish and is mounted on a solid matt black base. Timothy personally sculpts every original small masterpiece complete with his signature or monogram. Each replica is detailed by hand to the exacting standards of this modern day master sculptor.</p>
A creative mesh between fine art and church furnishing. The Altar can actually swivel to face forward to the congregation either the old testament scene of Abraham sacrificing Isaac or that of the last supper. The theme of the eternal life for humanity is consistent...
A sculpture inspired by the “last Supper” where the viewer becomes part of the work. The viewer sees Christ on his knees ready to wash their feet. It is an invitation and the empty seat allows the viewer to really experience Peter’s emotions even better...
