Newness of Life - 2 Corinthians 5:17

$35.90

Fine Art Print – 11x14"

Bring beauty and meaning into your space with this high-quality fine art print of one of Diana Helman’s signature works. Each piece is a reproduction of an original “visual prayer,” carefully crafted to preserve the vibrant colors, textures, and spiritual depth of the original painting.

Details:

  • Size: 11x14" (standard size, easy to frame)

  • Paper: Extra Heavy Linen Cardstock
    A premium, textured surface that mimics the look and feel of fine art paper. This bright white, high-quality stock offers rich color reproduction and a sophisticated finish.

  • Finish: Matte linen texture – reduces glare and enhances the visual depth of the artwork

  • Packaging: Carefully shipped in a protective sleeve and rigid mailer for safe delivery

This print is perfect for creating a moment of peace in your home, prayer corner, office, or as a meaningful gift for someone special.

Fine Art Print – 11x14"

Bring beauty and meaning into your space with this high-quality fine art print of one of Diana Helman’s signature works. Each piece is a reproduction of an original “visual prayer,” carefully crafted to preserve the vibrant colors, textures, and spiritual depth of the original painting.

Details:

  • Size: 11x14" (standard size, easy to frame)

  • Paper: Extra Heavy Linen Cardstock
    A premium, textured surface that mimics the look and feel of fine art paper. This bright white, high-quality stock offers rich color reproduction and a sophisticated finish.

  • Finish: Matte linen texture – reduces glare and enhances the visual depth of the artwork

  • Packaging: Carefully shipped in a protective sleeve and rigid mailer for safe delivery

This print is perfect for creating a moment of peace in your home, prayer corner, office, or as a meaningful gift for someone special.

About the Painting:

“Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, the new creation has come:
The old has gone, the new is here!”
— 2 Corinthians 5:17

This is a portrait of a soul set free.
She is no longer chained to what was —
the past has lost its power.

She stands in the present, at peace.
Not alone, but in the company of the Father.

Her eyes are fixed on the window ahead.
A window that doesn’t just show a view,
but reveals a renewed way of living —
with truth, light, and grace.

She is not afraid of the new.
She welcomes it.
Because what is truly new in Christ
doesn’t come to destroy — it comes to give life.

May we all look ahead with courage.
And embrace the beauty of a mind made new.

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