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An archival giclée print created with museum-quality pigment inks on fine art paper, faithfully preserving the depth, color, and contemplative presence of the original painting.
This charcoal portrait of St. Faustina Kowalska captures the deep stillness and hidden fire of the Polish mystic who became the Apostle of Divine Mercy. Her eyes are closed, her hands gently clasped in prayer—a soul entirely absorbed in the presence of the Lord she loved.
The simplicity of the drawing echoes the simplicity of her life. No grandeur, no drama—only surrender. Only love. A life poured out in silence, suffering, and trust.
“Jesus, I trust in You.”
“A humble soul does not trust itself, but places all its confidence in God.”
“Suffering is the greatest treasure on earth; it purifies the soul.”
Rendered in rich tones and subtle light, this piece invites the viewer to step into the heart of her mission: to proclaim the mercy of Christ to a wounded world. It is a visual prayer, a still witness, and a reminder that holiness often wears the face of quiet fidelity.
Ideal for home chapels, retreat spaces, or anyone devoted to the Divine Mercy, this drawing reflects the quiet radiance of a saint whose hidden life now shines across the world.
An archival giclée print created with museum-quality pigment inks on fine art paper, faithfully preserving the depth, color, and contemplative presence of the original painting.
This charcoal portrait of St. Faustina Kowalska captures the deep stillness and hidden fire of the Polish mystic who became the Apostle of Divine Mercy. Her eyes are closed, her hands gently clasped in prayer—a soul entirely absorbed in the presence of the Lord she loved.
The simplicity of the drawing echoes the simplicity of her life. No grandeur, no drama—only surrender. Only love. A life poured out in silence, suffering, and trust.
“Jesus, I trust in You.”
“A humble soul does not trust itself, but places all its confidence in God.”
“Suffering is the greatest treasure on earth; it purifies the soul.”
Rendered in rich tones and subtle light, this piece invites the viewer to step into the heart of her mission: to proclaim the mercy of Christ to a wounded world. It is a visual prayer, a still witness, and a reminder that holiness often wears the face of quiet fidelity.
Ideal for home chapels, retreat spaces, or anyone devoted to the Divine Mercy, this drawing reflects the quiet radiance of a saint whose hidden life now shines across the world.