Explusion at the Temple Designer Hoodie
"Expulsion at the Temple"
Mark 1:21-28 oil on canvas, 36x48”
Mark records a chilling scene in the temple at Capernaum. While Jesus was teaching from the law and the prophets, a man stood up and "cried out" in a voice that was not his own, Mark 1:24: "What do you want with us, Jesus of Nazareth? Have you come to destroy us? I know who you are—the Holy One of God!" (25) "Be quiet!" said Jesus sternly. "Come out of him!" (26) The evil spirit shook the man violently and came out of him with a shriek.
I envision this event from within the man's metaphysical space. From this perspective, I can portray how terrifying Jesus must be to the agents of darkness. In the foreground, people stand diminished atop isolated columns, illustrating how separated from the world possessed individuals often feel. The cup, symbolizing Christ's sacrifice, is boldly displayed in full view of the condemned spirit. I depict a globulous, six-skulled void detaching from the man's soul (middle). Jesus stands confronting it, arm outstretched, repelling the foe. The interior of the Capernaum temple transitions into the astral plane of the man's inner space. Using a two-point perspective, I bend the temple structure to reveal both the entry (middle left) and the back wall (middle right), demonstrating the coexistence of multiple dimensions.
"Expulsion at the Temple"
Mark 1:21-28 oil on canvas, 36x48”
Mark records a chilling scene in the temple at Capernaum. While Jesus was teaching from the law and the prophets, a man stood up and "cried out" in a voice that was not his own, Mark 1:24: "What do you want with us, Jesus of Nazareth? Have you come to destroy us? I know who you are—the Holy One of God!" (25) "Be quiet!" said Jesus sternly. "Come out of him!" (26) The evil spirit shook the man violently and came out of him with a shriek.
I envision this event from within the man's metaphysical space. From this perspective, I can portray how terrifying Jesus must be to the agents of darkness. In the foreground, people stand diminished atop isolated columns, illustrating how separated from the world possessed individuals often feel. The cup, symbolizing Christ's sacrifice, is boldly displayed in full view of the condemned spirit. I depict a globulous, six-skulled void detaching from the man's soul (middle). Jesus stands confronting it, arm outstretched, repelling the foe. The interior of the Capernaum temple transitions into the astral plane of the man's inner space. Using a two-point perspective, I bend the temple structure to reveal both the entry (middle left) and the back wall (middle right), demonstrating the coexistence of multiple dimensions.
"Expulsion at the Temple"
Mark 1:21-28 oil on canvas, 36x48”
Mark records a chilling scene in the temple at Capernaum. While Jesus was teaching from the law and the prophets, a man stood up and "cried out" in a voice that was not his own, Mark 1:24: "What do you want with us, Jesus of Nazareth? Have you come to destroy us? I know who you are—the Holy One of God!" (25) "Be quiet!" said Jesus sternly. "Come out of him!" (26) The evil spirit shook the man violently and came out of him with a shriek.
I envision this event from within the man's metaphysical space. From this perspective, I can portray how terrifying Jesus must be to the agents of darkness. In the foreground, people stand diminished atop isolated columns, illustrating how separated from the world possessed individuals often feel. The cup, symbolizing Christ's sacrifice, is boldly displayed in full view of the condemned spirit. I depict a globulous, six-skulled void detaching from the man's soul (middle). Jesus stands confronting it, arm outstretched, repelling the foe. The interior of the Capernaum temple transitions into the astral plane of the man's inner space. Using a two-point perspective, I bend the temple structure to reveal both the entry (middle left) and the back wall (middle right), demonstrating the coexistence of multiple dimensions.
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Experience the comfort and style of our unisex hoodie, designed with a vibrant print and a cozy, brushed fleece interior. Ideal for those chilly evenings, this hoodie combines fashion with sustainability, featuring a high percentage of recycled materials.
Fit: True to size, unisex design, offering a relaxed and comfortable fit.
Composition: 95% recycled polyester, 5% spandex
Fabric weight: Approx. 9.08 oz./yd² (308 g/m²)
Features: Soft cotton-feel exterior
Warm brushed fleece interior
Double-lined hood with design on both sides
Drawstrings for adjustable fit
Overlock seams for durability
Sourced materials from various global locations
Eco-friendly production reducing overproduction
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How do you wash Hinds Print Shop apparel?
Machine-wash cold with like colors, without bleach.
Can you tumble dry Hinds Print Shop apparel?
It's recommended not to tumble dry; air drying is preferable.
How can I get rid of wrinkling?
Iron with a low heat setting to remove any wrinkles.
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Ensure a perfect fit with our detailed Hoodie Size Guide. Here are the precise measurements to help you select your ideal size:
XS: Chest Width 19¾" | Body Length 26¼" | Sleeve Length 22¼"
S: Chest Width 20½" | Body Length 26¾" | Sleeve Length 22⅝"
M: Chest Width 21¼" | Body Length 27⅜" | Sleeve Length 23"
L: Chest Width 22⅞" | Body Length 28" | Sleeve Length 23⅝"
XL: Chest Width 24⅜" | Body Length 28½" | Sleeve Length 24¼"
2XL: Chest Width 26" | Body Length 29⅛" | Sleeve Length 24¾"
3XL: Chest Width 27½" | Body Length 29¾" | Sleeve Length 25⅜"
Please note, sizes may vary slightly due to the unique, handcrafted nature of our hoodies.
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Hoodies and Apparel.
Return Policy: We accept returns for hoodies and Tee items even if you ordered the wrong size. Please contact us with your order number, address, product details, and the reason for the return.
Return Process: To initiate a return, send us an email. We will provide you with the necessary instructions and address for returning the product.
Refund Eligibility: Once we receive the returned item, we'll inspect it and process your refund if the item is in its original condition.
Timeframe: Please return the items within a specified period from the date of receipt (30 days) to be eligible for a refund.
Premium Prints:
Return Conditions: We typically do not accept returns for premium prints unless there is a printing error or a defect in the product.
Defective or Incorrect Items: If your print has a defect or an error, please email us with details within 30 Days. We will assess the issue and provide a solution, which may include a replacement or a refund.
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At Hinds Fine Art Gallery, we are committed to sustainable fashion and environmental responsibility. Our use of recycled materials and made-to-order approach significantly reduces waste and carbon footprint. We strive to balance aesthetic appeal with eco-conscious practices, contributing to a more sustainable future.