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Saint Benedict Print
Saint Benedict of Nursia is sometimes called the Father of Western Monasticism. He came from a Roman noble family, but repelled by the worldliness of Rome when he went there to study, he retreated into the countryside to life and pray quietly. There he met other monks, some living as hermits and others living in communities. When the abbot of a nearby monastery died, Benedict was asked to assume the leadership of the monastery. However, it was not a success. The monks found his rules too strict and some of them tried to poison him. For a time Benedict returned to living as a solitary monk, but eventually he gathered like minded followers. He founded a number of monasteries, including the famous hilltop monastery of Monte Cassino between Rome and Naples. Saint Benedict wrote a rule describing how monks in community should lead their life in work and prayer. This Rule of St. Benedict has become the inspiration for many monastic orders.
Saint Benedict's feast day is on July 11th. He is the patron saint, among many other things, of Europe, of students, and of people in religious orders.
Ready to frame print. Professionally printed and ready to frame for your church or home.
Ready to frame print. Professionally printed and ready to frame for your church or home.
Print on Fine Art Papers
Our fine art paper prints (also known as Giclee) are ordered by galleries, individual artists and photographers. The papers and inks are not only archival but use some of the most accurate print technology for full color prints.
Gatorboard Rigid Prints
Your artwork or photography printed directly on 1/3" or 1/2" Gatorboard panels. Gatorboard is a similar but more rigid and sturdier than foamcore. Because it is so light, it can be easily used in frames or hung on the wall with velcro command strips. Printed with UV-inks directly to the panel, Gatorboard prints are both smudge and scratch resistant. These prints can be placed directly into the frame without glass giving you a beautiful glare free print.
