My drawing depicts the Emmaus Supper where Jesus was revealed to Cleopas and the other disciple on the day of his resurrection, in the breaking of the bread (Luke 24:35).
The other disciple may have been Cleopas’ wife. The baby she holds is visually cradled by Jesus in the crook of his arm, because Jesus loves the children! This meal points toward Communion. Why a goat? I was inspired by a painting of Noah’s ark by Marc Chagall, that also includes a goat. The goat is fitting because all of Creation will praise Jesus and be renewed (Rev. 5:13). |
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The emmaus supper in gold and white on black paper is shown below.
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The Supper at Emmaus, 10" x 8," pencil on paper
Jesus invited Thomas to touch his nail-scarred hand and wounded side, to help him believe. Thomas did so and replied, "My Lord and my God!" (John 20:27, 28).
Jesus' Nail-Scarred Hand, 4" x 5," pencil on paper
The risen Christ met Mary Magdalene
in the tomb garden.
At first, Mary mistook him for the gardener.
Then Jesus called her name,
and she knew him (John 20:11-18).
The Risen Christ, 5" x 3," pencil on paper (after Fra Angelico's painting, No Le Tanglime, 1440-1442)