This image, by Rose Datoc Dall, depicts Mary Magdalene weeping at the Garden Tomb, that first Easter morning, mistaking the risen Lord as the gardener. He asks her "woman why weepest thou?" But soon she recognizes his voice once he utters her name, "Mary." She is the first to behold the resurrected Savior. See John 20:11-19.
Image: 17.75x35
Black Frame: 26.75x44
Dark Brown Frame:15.75x43
White Frame: 26.75x44
☞ Loose giclée prints are single sheet prints on either paper or canvas as specified, w/ no matting.
☞ All giclée prints are archival & museum quality. As with all artwork, please keep out of direct sunlight.
☞ Giclée prints on paper are printed on an archival, heavyweight, fine art, cotton rag paper. (It is recommended that prints on paper should be matted & framed behind glass, or stored flat, not rolled.)
☞ Giclée prints on canvas are printed with a suitable border for stretching or mounting, and are sprayed with a semi-gloss protective coating. May be framed without glass.
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