Pilgrim art

Almost 400 years ago - September 6, 1620 - the Mayflower set sail, and this time there was no turning back. The 180-tonne vessel carried its 102 passengers and crew to America.

The Pilgrims, the original refugees, were the English settlers who came to North America on the Mayflower in search of freedom from religious persecution in England and established the Plymouth Colony in what is today Plymouth, Massachusetts, named after the final departure port of Plymouth, Devon

Pilgrim: What is it that you do here? Monk: We fall, and we get up again. In time, even the slowest pilgrim might articulate a turn. Given time enough, the slowest pilgrim—even he—might register so…

The Pilgrim's Progress by John Bunyan

See how Rockwell’s technique changed in five years. “My grandfather…always kept looking for ways to improve his technique,” writes Abigail Rockwell, “and step out of his comfort zone.”

The Plymouth settlement needed both “saints” and “strangers”: people seeking freedom to worship and others seeking profit or adventure.

"These foul, forgotten woods belong not to the light of the living.. and those unfortunate who venture into the unholy wilderness of Dead Mist Bog will soon be confronted by the Dark Pilgrim... for it is he who forever wanders over those decrepit, cursed lands. Once his horrifying gaze is set upon you, no manner of protection can provide sanctuary. For in your final breath.. it shall be only the cold grip of death that embraces you." -Eric of the…

Comission work

A Monk (Aleksandr Kosnichyov, 2006)

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During his imprisonment Paul Bunyan wrote the "Pilgrim's Progress."

Pilgrims

Wizard pilgrim

ArtStation - Pilgrim_practice

I recently taught a class through Pilgrim’s Progress. Below are the discussion questions for each chapter. Chapter 1 -pp. 1-17 in the Revell Spire Edition -pp. 1-26 in the Moody Classic Editi…