Luke 17:15-16 Then one of them, when he saw that he was healed, turned back, praising God with a loud voice. He prostrated himself at Jesus’ feet and thanked him. And he was a Samaritan.

A biblical scene illustrating Luke 17:15-16 in the pointillism style of art, celebrating the post-impressionistic era. This scene portrays a person of Samaritan descent, realizing they've been healed, turning back with expressions of joy and relief on his face. He raises his voice in praise, echoing a sense of devotion and faith. This individual is then depicted as falling to his knees, positioning himself in a profound display of gratitude in front of a figure representing Jesus Christ. The overall tone of the scene is respectful and devotional, contributing to the spirituality of Christianity with nuanced dots of color representing the play of light and shadow.

A biblical scene illustrating Luke 17:15-16 in the pointillism style of art, celebrating the post-impressionistic era. This scene portrays a person of Samaritan descent, realizing they've been healed, turning back with expressions of joy and relief on his face. He raises his voice in praise, echoing a sense of devotion and faith. This individual is then depicted as falling to his knees, positioning himself in a profound display of gratitude in front of a figure representing Jesus Christ. The overall tone of the scene is respectful and devotional, contributing to the spirituality of Christianity with nuanced dots of color representing the play of light and shadow.

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