Van Arno Limited Edition Canvas Print, signed and numbered by hand with a certificate of authenticity.

Media : Printed on Archival Museum Fine Art Canvas, then top coated with a UV varnish. Finally mounted to @artcare archival board for easy framing.

Edition of 150

About the Painting : By all reports a dim-witted and lazy nun, who , at age 20 began a 12 year cycle of weekly Ecstasies of the Passion from noon Thursday until 4:00 PM Friday, often accompained by serious wounds. Her convent

Van Arno has shown extensively throughout the US and Canada as well as internationally. His work was featured at the Hollywood Art and Culture Center along side Mark Ryden, Chaz Bojorquez, Kenny Scharf, Anthony Ausgang and other great artists. He has been featured several times in Juxtapoz magazine and is considered a pioneer of the lowbrow art movement. Van continues to push the human form into more and more extreme postures, causing him to name his painting style Uber-Mannerism. His ongoing fascination with the imagery of religion and its use of the heroic figure found new relevance recently, as American 'values' were re-examined at home and abroad. Although he has been exploring non-narrative themes recently, his focus remains on the figure and it's power to engage the viewer. About the Painting : By all reports a dim-witted and lazy nun, who , at age 20 began a 12 year cycle of weekly Ecstasies of the Passion from noon Thursday until 4:00 PM Friday, often accompained by serious wounds. Her convent sisters could follow the course of the passion, as wounds appeared in order, signifing the Stations Of The Cross. The Stigmates effectiveness at attratcting bats is pure conjecture.