Hyla Divine Mercy on Canvas - Frame 6711

This contemporary black frame is 1.5" wide and suitable for all our images including the small 8x10. It's unassuming and affordable, and there is a certain elegance to a black frame, especially with the Vilnius Image. 

Adolf Hyla paint­ed this ver­sion of the Divine Mer­cy in 1943 as a votive offer­ing in grat­i­tude for the safe­ty of his fam­i­ly dur­ing World War II. Paint­ed after the death of St. Fausti­na, the image is based on the descrip­tions from Faustina’s diary he was given by the nuns at the con­vent, and a small copy of the first paint­ing. Hyla’s orig­i­nal paint­ing showed Jesus walk­ing through a coun­try land­scape, but that back­ground has been replaced in repro­duc­tions. This image is known for the pierc­ing eyes of Christ, and for the depic­tion of Jesus walk­ing towards the view­er. The Hyla is often called the Krakow image, named after the city where the orig­i­nal resides.

Please note the following:

• You can select a language for your Image at no additional cost. 
• The Image will not update in your selected language – it will always show English. However, we will receive your correct language request and confirm this in your order receipt.
• Images pictured on this website are not always proportional as the frame sizes differ. This is just a website limitation - the real product will be proportioned to the correct size frame.
• Our Images are highly scratch resistant but it's always best to use a feather duster and be gentle on the canvas.
• Our canvas and inks are waterproof, but please bless Images with holy water only in the colored section of the print.
• Due to humidity changes, canvas may loosen during the winter months and re-tighten in the early Spring to late Fall. This is normal.

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