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Jesus Condemned by the Sanhedrin -
Original: Available for purchase
Media: Acrylic on hardboard
Dimensions: 24 inches X 24 inches
Price: $3000.
Details: Artist selected frame * Personal letter from Michael D. O'Brien * Free shipping to most countries * 10% of proceeds go to Catholic charities
Prints: Not Available
To inquire about purchasing original, please write by regular post to Michael D. O’Brien Box 294 Combermere, Ontario K0J 1L0 CANADA Or e-mail: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it Artist Commentary: "It is better that one man should die than the entire nation be destroyed," says Caiaphas. He is a master strategist, the arbiter of “lesser evils” for the sake of an apparent national religious good. He does not see that individuals and nations cannot do evil without consequences; even the most “private” or personal acts affect the human community; internal moral evils will express themselves eventually in external moral evils, because the moral order has been broken at the foundational level; “lesser evils” on the national and international scale can unleash evils of catastrophic proportions. Into this pit of darkness in men's hearts, Jesus descends, offering himself as the Lamb of Sacrifice.
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