In August 2020, Walt gained notoriety for a fabulous historical reconstruction (also hyperrealistic) of the patron saint of Peru, America, and the Philippines, Saint Rose of Lima. He considers himself a self-taught hyperrealist artist. He has also taken courses in Philadelphia. He studied at a Jesuit school growing up and is an industrial engineer from the University of Lima. Walt is 45 years old and defines himself as a Catholic. The replicas of the clothing and accessories were made using as a reference original garments from the time of Jesus, such as sandals from the first century in the Middle East. All head hairs, eyelashes, and eyebrows were put on one by one.
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The skin color would have to be in agreement with Jesus’ birthplace, a dark, tan color. It’s the material most similar to human skin due to the fact that it’s also used when making medical prostheses. He pointed out that in this case the best material to make the statue was medical grade silicone. Regarding the materials used to achieve a hyperrealistic work, Walt emphasized the use of the most advanced techniques and materials. At that stage we put the pores in one by one, tear ducts, and other distinctive features,” Walt explained. “The next step was to make a full-scale plan of Jesus’ body that served as the basis for the modeling. He was “always taking into account that the body and other features look longer than normal because the sheet was in contact with indentations and protrusions of the body,” Walt clarified. It’s the source from which Walt was able to obtain information such as Jesus’ height, hair length, beard shape, and so on. Here’s a video explaining the Divine Mercy image:The Shroud of Turin thus became the main source of Walt’s hyperrealistic historical reconstruction. Here’s a video overlaying the Shroud of Turin and the Divine Mercy image:Ĭlick here if you cannot see the video above. While many versions of the painting exist, Kazimierowski’s work is almost identical to the Shroud of Turin if overlayed on the image. I promise that the soul that will venerate this image will not perish,” Jesus told St. “Paint an image according to the pattern you see, with the signature: Jesus, I trust in You. She then instructed painter Eugene Kazimierowski in creating the image in 1934. Faustina to “paint an image, according to the pattern you see” in a 1931 apparition. Veronica’s Veil and the Veil of Manoppello align perfectly with one another and with the Shroud of Turin.Ĭlick here if you cannot see the video above. If overlayed on top of each other, both St. Holy Face of Manoppello, Ra Boe, CC BY-SA 2.5, Wikimedia Commons The imprint of Christ’s face appears on the cloth, without any traces of pigment or ink. The Holy Face of Manoppello resides behind the altar in the Basilica Shrine of the Holy Face in Manoppello, Italy. Peter’s Basilica once a year – on the fifth Sunday of Lent. Veronica used to wipe the face of Jesus on His way to Calvary. Peter’s Basilica, and the other at the Basilica Shrine of the Holy Face in Manoppello, Italy. Veronica’s Veil reside in Europe – one in St. Here’s a video describing the shroud’s authenticity:Ĭlick here if you cannot see the video above.
The Shroud resides in the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist in Turin, Italy.
“Especially important is the crown of thorns, because we don’t know of any other crucified man who was crowned. That’s at least four different types of very specific pathologies that converge on the person of Jesus, who we read about in the historical documents of the Gospels.” He’s also been scourged and pierced in the side. “There are nail wounds in his hands and feet. “The shroud acts as a photo document where the greyscale is inverted, so that the photo negative is the positive image,” Father Dalton continues.
“If the shroud gives us even a pale image of the semblance of the Savior, then I say ‘blessed are we.'” “I think the deepest longing in the heart of man is to see the face of God,” shroud expert Father Andrew Dalton said in an interview with EWTN. Many believe the Shroud of Turin is the burial cloth of Jesus, as it bears uncanny similarities to the wounds of Jesus described in scripture and historical records. Many of these images are either considered relics, or are revealed through Church-approved apparitions.īelow are four images that reveal the possible real face of Jesus. Veronica, the Divine Mercy image, and the Shroud of Turin all provide clues as to the true Holy Face of Christ. Throughout the history of the Catholic Church, saints, mystics, and scientific studies revealed the possible real face of Jesus Christ.
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