Pieta Giclée Stretched Canvas Print

$290

In 2004 I had this idea in my head to paint a Pieta on the apartheid wall and fortunately I was able to realize that dream in 2006. Click here to see the original on the apartheid wall. Unfortunately the mural was spray painted over with lots of graffiti and I've wanted to redo it ever since and was particularly motivated by the tragic loss of precious lives from the Great March of Return. One feels very helpless on the other side of the world, watching people being massacred for participating in demonstrations that, where we live, would not be met by such lethal means. Those of us living in liberal democracies should never take for granted the hard won freedoms we have. 

Product specs:

This premium quality, archival giclée print is ready to hang on your wall and includes all hanging hardware. Premium, high quality wood stretcher bars are dried to reduce warping and cracking. Comes with a satin varnish. Price includes shipping.

 

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Maria Filippone

The Palestinian Pieta is absolutely breathtaking. Such a powerful image.

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Dean Stevens
Katie Miranda's Pieta

This image of the Pieta, mother with hijab, son with keffiyeh, is one of the most striking pieces of social-political-religious art I have ever seen. Upon seeing it, we had to immediately purchase a print for our "Peace and Justice" church. This image so fully involves all of the Children of Abraham, and uses the image of ancient mother's suffering to invite them into dialogue about the present condition of the mothers suffering in Palestine. This is 2021, in the lingering aftermath of Gaza's 2018 Great March of Return, which saw scores of young men and women killed, and many countless more shot in the legs, now amputees. It is those mothers depicted in this painting. I cry for them on this Good Friday, where this image is displayed on the sidewalk in front of our church. Thank You, Katie Miranda Al Ali!!

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