The Garden Tomb
Art Notes
Modern archaeology questions The Garden Tomb. as the actual place where Christ’s body was taken, but the setting remains a site of uncommon dignity and tranquility. As I painted The Garden Tomb,. I allowed myself to believe that this could have been the scene of the miracle after all. The open tomb is empty; its shadowy interior is thrilling to enter – it seems to whisper words of comfort to my spirit. On the wooden door a small plaque bears an inscription from scripture: He is not here, For He is risen.
Title: The Garden Tomb
Collection: Impressions of Israel Collection
Painted: 2006
Published: 2006
Style: Plein Air
Classification: Thomas Kinkade Original
Subject Location: Jerusalem, Israel
Limited Edition: Available
Genre: Faith, Impressions of Israel, Plein Air
Tags: Crucifixion, Faith, Holy Land, Impressions of Israel, Israel, Jerusalem, Jesus, Jewish, Landmark, New Testament, Plein Air, Resurrection
© The Thomas Kinkade Estate – All Rights Reserved
Collection: Impressions of Israel Collection
Painted: 2006
Published: 2006
Style: Plein Air
Classification: Thomas Kinkade Original
Subject Location: Jerusalem, Israel
Limited Edition: Available
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Garden Tomb, The – Limited Edition Canvas
$560.00 – $3,200.00Genre: Faith, Impressions of Israel, Plein Air
Tags: Crucifixion, Faith, Holy Land, Impressions of Israel, Israel, Jerusalem, Jesus, Jewish, Landmark, New Testament, Plein Air, Resurrection
© The Thomas Kinkade Estate – All Rights Reserved
Breathtakingly poignant. It must be the place where Our Lord was resurrected! I’m sure Thomas Kinkade was inspired to believe this.