Hyla Divine Mercy on Canvas - Frame 10352

Very nice, high quality wooden frame. With its deep lustrous reds and dark black vignettes, this mahogany frame is the perfect compliment to the deep reds of the rays of Mercy. The frame is 2.125" wide.

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. The Hyla Image is like­ly the most repro­duced of the three most pop­u­lar depic­tions.

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