Jerusalem

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Illustrated by Tissot’ s “Nehemiah see the Rubble in Jerusalem”. The poem was inspired by the apocryphal story that a young Jesus, accompanied by his uncle Joseph of Raiatea, travelled to the area that is now England and visited Glastonbury. The legend is linked to an idea in the Book of Revelation (3:12 and 21:2) describing a Second Coming, wherein Jesus establishes a new Jerusalem. The Christian church in general, and the English Church in particular, used Jerusalem as a metaphor for Heaven, a place of universal love and peace.

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Format	Canvas Giclee Prints 12" x 18", Canvas Giclee Prints 20" x 30", Canvas Giclee Prints 24" x 36", Canvas Giclee Prints 28" x 42", Canvas Prints 12" x 18", Canvas Prints 20" x 30", Canvas Prints 24″ x 36″, Canvas Prints 28″ x 42″, Canvas Prints 32″ x 48″, Canvas Prints 44″ x 66″, Poster Giclee Prints (Fine Art Paper) 12" x 18", Poster Giclee Prints (Fine Art Paper) 16" x 24", Poster Giclee Prints (Fine Art Paper) 18" x 27", Poster Giclee Prints (Fine Art Paper) 20" x 30", Poster Giclee Prints (Fine Art Paper) 24" x 36", Poster Prints 12″ x 18″, Poster Prints 20″ x 30″

Format

Canvas Giclee Prints 12" x 18", Canvas Giclee Prints 20" x 30", Canvas Giclee Prints 24" x 36", Canvas Giclee Prints 28" x 42", Canvas Prints 12" x 18", Canvas Prints 20" x 30", Canvas Prints 24″ x 36″, Canvas Prints 28″ x 42″, Canvas Prints 32″ x 48″, Canvas Prints 44″ x 66″, Poster Giclee Prints (Fine Art Paper) 12" x 18", Poster Giclee Prints (Fine Art Paper) 16" x 24", Poster Giclee Prints (Fine Art Paper) 18" x 27", Poster Giclee Prints (Fine Art Paper) 20" x 30", Poster Giclee Prints (Fine Art Paper) 24" x 36", Poster Prints 12″ x 18″, Poster Prints 20″ x 30″