Portrait of a Mennonite Preacher
Painting Description
This young Mennonite man was chosen as a preacher by the lot system. He has no formal training but rather relies on divine inspiration.
The Mennonite tradition of the “plough preacher” continues. Because he is chosen by lot, without formal training, he is very much on the same page as the rest of the congregation. He receives no compensation but rather makes his own living as a farmer.
*This original was part of a large group of paintings donated by the artist to Grand River Hospital in 2012. To see paintings donated: GRHDONATION.
Additional information
| Image ID | PS224 |
|---|---|
| Original Size | 10" x 8" |
| STATUS | 1 |
| Base Value | Masonite |
| Medium Value | Acrylic |
| Year | 1980 |