ReformationArt
Puritan Board Freshman
I have recieved special permission from the University of St. Andrews to print a limited run of reproductions of the portrait of Samuel Rutherford that is in their collection. Normally this is cost prohibitive, because of their unusually steep reproduction fee, however, they have extended a special offer to Reformation Art to do this run.
I need to ascertain if there is sufficient interest in the Reformed community for this work to be reproduced. It will be a 16X20 print, and the cost will be $25 plus shipping (the normal cost for a 16X20 is $40). I would need to secure 50 order commitments before proceeding.
If this is something that you would be interested in, please let me know and I'll begin making a list.
Note to moderators: I put this in the church history forum, because I am not yet selling these, just gathering info, and also I wanted it to be viewable by non-members as well.
This is the classic portrait of Rutherford that graces the cover of the Banner of Truth volumes. Here is a low-res image of the painting. Although the final product will be much nicer, and have better color tones, etc.
Please help get the word out, so that we can see if there is enough interest to move forward.
Soli Deo Gloria,
I need to ascertain if there is sufficient interest in the Reformed community for this work to be reproduced. It will be a 16X20 print, and the cost will be $25 plus shipping (the normal cost for a 16X20 is $40). I would need to secure 50 order commitments before proceeding.
If this is something that you would be interested in, please let me know and I'll begin making a list.
Note to moderators: I put this in the church history forum, because I am not yet selling these, just gathering info, and also I wanted it to be viewable by non-members as well.
This is the classic portrait of Rutherford that graces the cover of the Banner of Truth volumes. Here is a low-res image of the painting. Although the final product will be much nicer, and have better color tones, etc.
Please help get the word out, so that we can see if there is enough interest to move forward.
Soli Deo Gloria,