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Del Parson SHE TURNED TO HIM Paper |
| Item ID |
SHET0001 |
| Price |
$125.00
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| Availability |
Yes as of 7/24/2008
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| Status |
Available
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| Condition |
New |
| Edition |
Limited Edition |
| Size / no. |
650 S/N Paper |
| Dimension |
Image (18-1/2 x 14) |
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| Description |
SHE TURNED TO HIM Paper |
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Mary Magdalene was the first person to whom Jesus appeared after His Resurrection from the dead. This was the greatest event in the history of the world and was witnessed first by a woman. Her life had been transformed when she turned to the Lord, and she was very special to Him.
Nothing hurts as much as the loss of a loved one, and Mary Magdalene was grieving when she came to the tomb on what would be the first Easter morning. Her friend had been put to death only days before. When she visited His grave and found it empty, she feared that someone had taken His body.
In her agitated state of mind, she heard a man's voice, inquiring why she was crying and asking whom she was seeking. Thinking it was only the gardener, she turned to him, and instead, beheld the living Christ before her. This was the moment that represented the fulfillment of all of His promises to His followers, and Mary Magdalene was overcome with joy.
— Del Parson
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SHE TURNED TO HIM Paper , by Del Parson |
| Is a Limited Edition production signed by the Artist. Comes with a Certificate of Authenticity which affirms that this Art Work is an authentic Limited Edition production from Del Parson |
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| Artist Bio: Del Parson grew up in Rexburg, Idaho where his father was an art professor at Ricks College and his mother taught second grade. His father often took his nine children on painting excursion campouts. He found his father’s love of art to be contagious, as did two of his brothers, who became artists as well.
After earning his MFA from BrighamYoung University, Parson became a gallery and portrait artist. In 1978, a tragedy changed his life. His wife and daughter were killed in a car accident. He felt the Spirit of God helping him through the tough times and began to paint religious subjects to give others the sense of hope that he found and to share with them his love of life.
Often he will visualize ideas for paintings. After making a list, one idea will stand out more strongly than the others. Like any creative endeavor, painting is hard work, and a major oil painting can take at least a month to complete.
“When you feel inspired,” says Parson, “a painting takes on a life of its own. When that happens, the experience is pure joy. It is moments like these that an artist loves best.”
Parson now lives in Utah with his wife and six children. His paintings of Christ evoke a strong emotional response from viewers, and both his religious and historical paintings have received numerous regional and national awards. Parson’s work has been exhibited at the Allied Artists of America, National Academy of Design, Knickerbocker Artist, American Artists Professional League and the Amarillo Rotary Show.
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