This painting was done at a time when Abba Father said I was released to paint portraits, and that I should begin with my own.

On the right side, in the background above my left shoulder, the image of the head of a female lion appeared. This really pleased me, as I’ve known for years that I am a Daughter of the Lion.  I began to wonder if this would be a hallmark of the portraits I would do - that each one would somehow incorporate a symbolic image of the person’s true identity.

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From the private collection of Ken and Harriet Wehr.  Harriet is a dear friend of mine whose father passed away many years before his beloved wife.  I did this for her memorial service from photos of them when they were young, and then asked the Lord for His eyes to see them shiningly content, together in heaven. There are over a hundred images in this one. I think Harriet's last count was 127.

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Meghan is a tender and moody young artist, who sweetly allowed me to paint her portrait.  It is a prophetic look at who she is becoming, a confident and far-seeing woman of mystery and boldness.  She is portrayed against a background symbolizing both rich, fragrant roses, and flames of passion and holiness.

Prints:
printed image 12"x 14 3/4", signed giclee on archival paper, $75.00

Sarah's parents, who passed away in 2004 and 2005.

From her private collection, and not for sale.

This painting is of our youngest daughter and her husband.

It is part of their private collection, and is not for sale.