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About the artwork
The first work in The Passage of Light Trilogy, this composition originates in Miriam Sorrell’s own artwork and has been further developed through her creative process. Its layered imagery brings texture, shadow and light to the scene of the Crucifixion.
Miriam’s description
I wanted to portray the suffering of the Crucifixion without losing sight of the light within it. Christ’s lowered face and outstretched arms draw us into a moment of pain and surrender, while the blue light beneath him suggests that the story does not end here. This is the beginning of a passage from darkness towards hope.
Print details
Available as an A5, A4, A3 or A2 fine-art print on Hahnemühle Photo Rag 308 gsm paper. The artwork is professionally printed to reproduce the colour, detail and character of the finished work.
Paper sizes refer to the size of the sheet. Because each artwork has its own proportions, the printed image area may be smaller than the full sheet so that the complete composition can be reproduced without cropping.
The print is supplied unframed, and each artwork is carefully prepared and securely packaged with appropriate protective materials to help ensure it arrives in excellent condition.
About the artwork
The first work in The Passage of Light Trilogy, this composition originates in Miriam Sorrell’s own artwork and has been further developed through her creative process. Its layered imagery brings texture, shadow and light to the scene of the Crucifixion.
Miriam’s description
I wanted to portray the suffering of the Crucifixion without losing sight of the light within it. Christ’s lowered face and outstretched arms draw us into a moment of pain and surrender, while the blue light beneath him suggests that the story does not end here. This is the beginning of a passage from darkness towards hope.
Print details
Available as an A5, A4, A3 or A2 fine-art print on Hahnemühle Photo Rag 308 gsm paper. The artwork is professionally printed to reproduce the colour, detail and character of the finished work.
Paper sizes refer to the size of the sheet. Because each artwork has its own proportions, the printed image area may be smaller than the full sheet so that the complete composition can be reproduced without cropping.
The print is supplied unframed, and each artwork is carefully prepared and securely packaged with appropriate protective materials to help ensure it arrives in excellent condition.