The Lord Looketh portrait of Jesus Christ by Brett Snyder focuses on His understanding gaze ... looking past the outward appearance into our hearts. This print was to remind us that no matter what the world sees in us, Christ will always see us as sons and daughters of God.

The Lord Looketh portrait of Jesus Christ by Brett Snyder focuses on His understanding gaze ... looking past the outward appearance into our hearts. This print was to remind us that no matter what the world sees in us, Christ will always see us as sons and daughters of God.

This powerful portrait of Jesus Christ's sacrifice and love was originally drawn in 1979 by Brett Snyder. It was inspired by studies of the Shroud of Turin, books on the Life of Christ and Handel's Messiah. Symbolizing that the blood of man will be washed clean from the tears of Christ. The bruise on the forehead and cheek revealing the persecution as he carried the cross. The slightly curled hair, truncated mustache indicative of the time.The flared nostrils, strong neck and steady gaze toward Heaven reflects His determination despite the mocking crown of thorns.

This powerful portrait of Jesus Christ's sacrifice and love was originally drawn in 1979 by Brett Snyder. It was inspired by studies of the Shroud of Turin, books on the Life of Christ and Handel's Messiah. Symbolizing that the blood of man will be washed clean from the tears of Christ. The bruise on the forehead and cheek revealing the persecution as he carried the cross. The slightly curled hair, truncated mustache indicative of the time.The flared nostrils, strong neck and steady gaze toward Heaven reflects His determination despite the mocking crown of thorns.