Title: "San Pasqual." St. Pasqual was a simple Franciscan monk devoted to the Holy Eucharist. He was assigned duties in the monastery's kitchen. He was known for making wonderful meals with the simple foods he found in his humble kitchen and the help of angels. He is the patron of cooks, kitchens, shepherds and Eucharistic Congresses. "I joyfully celebrate the food I am given. May it deeply nourish everyone that I feed." - Prayer of St. Pasqual.
Artist: Lynn Garlick, Taos, New Mexico. The artist reserves all copyrights.
Media: High quality folk art print decoupaged onto pine board.
Dimensions: 10 1/4" x 5 1/4 " x 3/4"
Condition: New.
Speaking of her work, Lynn Garlick says, "The diverse cultures and the landscape of this part of the country deeply and yet unintentionally influenced me both artistically and spiritually. I am nourished by Northern New Mexico's rugged wildness and rawness. The profound devotion found in the different traditions and faiths here are unusual and inspiring."
Moved by the sacred art of the retablos (paintings) and the santeros (saint makers) who made them, Lynn started creating them herself. Lynn hand carves and paints her original designs on the traditionally used Ponderosa pine planks. Then she decoupages high quality prints of her originals onto pine boards in an old school technique used for the Italian altar screens of medieval Europe.
The saints and angels are ready to hang or rest about your home. On the back of each retablo is an inspiring story about the angel or saint. Many of the descriptions also include a prayer. "The saints, angels and prayers have changed and blessed my life. My hope is that they touch and bless others as well."