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Oil on Canvas Painting of The Apostle Paul in Prison

Rembrandt - The Apostle Paul in Prison 1627

This oil painting on canvas by Cheryl Enders of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma is a reproduction of an original Rembrandt of the Apostle Paul in Prison originally painted in 1627. Cheryl Enders recently donated her painting to Northside Bible Church and it is on display at the church. Click here to view the full image.

Thank you Cheryl for such a beautiful piece of art!

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