Mark 16:20

A respectful and devotional representation of Mark 16:20 from the Christian Bible. The scene is recreated in the artistic style of the Renaissance era, renowned for its emphasis on detail, symmetry and the human form. There is no usage of text or words in the art, instead focusing purely on the visual depiction of the scriptural passage. The painting is reminiscent of the great works found on cathedral ceilings or in old scripture codices.

A respectful and devotional representation of Mark 16:20 from the Christian Bible. The scene is recreated in the artistic style of the Renaissance era, renowned for its emphasis on detail, symmetry and the human form. There is no usage of text or words in the art, instead focusing purely on the visual depiction of the scriptural passage. The painting is reminiscent of the great works found on cathedral ceilings or in old scripture codices.

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Mark 16:20

Mark 16:20
And they went forth, and preached every where, the Lord working with them, and confirming the word with signs following. Amen.
Art Style

Renaissance

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