“Have I not commanded you? Be strong and courageous! Do not tremble or be dismayed, For the Lord your God is with you wherever you go.” Joshua 1:9
In the painting the young woman carves the Hebrew word for courage from the passage from the book Joshua into the tree while a timber wolf stalks her through the forest. The pear tree was traditionally used in early painting as a symbol of well being, even in the face of extreme danger and difficult trials.
This oil painting on canvas is framed in a 5.25" wide broken leaf scoop design frame with red undertones and antique gold finish. The letters in Hebrew being carved into the tree spell the word "Courage"
This painting is available in multiple formats:
12 x 24 Canvas Giclée $130
18" x 36" Canvas Giclée $280
24 x 48 Canvas Giclée $450
“Have I not commanded you?
Be strong and courageous!
Do not tremble or be dismayed,
For the Lord your God is with you wherever you go.”
Joshua 1:9
In the painting the young woman carves the Hebrew word for courage from the passage from the book Joshua into the tree while a timber wolf stalks her through the forest. The pear tree was traditionally used in early painting as a symbol of well being, even in the face of extreme danger and difficult trials.
This oil painting on canvas is framed in a 5.25" wide broken leaf scoop design frame with red undertones and antique gold finish.
The letters in Hebrew being carved into the tree spell the word "Courage"