"The Sacrifice of Saints Perpetua and Felicity"
Perpetua was a noble lady of Carthage, imprisoned in 202 AD for being a Christian. She gave up her baby, and was joined by some friends, including Felicity, who was pregnant. Perpetua, on the left, has already decided to give up her life for Christ (that's why she looks more like an icon.). Felicity is deciding.
Small: 8.5x11, image 5x7.25"
Med: 11x14, image 7x10"
Large: 13x17, image 9x13"
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Prints: Archival pigments on fine art paper. Signed by artist. Whiteboard backing, clear plastic sleeve. Fits standard frames.
Hand Made Charms: Silver solder, hand crafted charms. Lead-free. Glass. Image on both sides. Sizes approx.
Charm Only
Small – 1/2" wide
Medium – 1" wide
Large (ornament) –
1.5" wide
Charm on 24" Necklace, in black faux leather gift box
Small – 1/2" wide
Medium – 1" wide
With white packer box
(St. Therese as example)
Archival Quality:
Our prints are hand signed by the artist, printed on acid-free fine art paper with high qualityn Epson pigments (instead of dyes), rated by a third party to last up to 200 years or more. These prints are beautiful today and are time capsules of the faith for future generations.
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