1941 Head of Christ Framed Lithograph: Kriebel and Bates

A vintage framed lithograph of Warner Sallman’s "Head of Christ," featuring a profile view of Jesus with long brown hair and a beard, illuminated by a warm light against a dark background. The print is housed in a gold-toned wooden frame with a textured inner border. 1941 Head of Christ Framed Lithograph: Kriebel and Bates 1941 Head of Christ Framed Lithograph: Kriebel and Bates 1941 Head of Christ Framed Lithograph: Kriebel and Bates 1941 Head of Christ Framed Lithograph: Kriebel and Bates 1941 Head of Christ Framed Lithograph: Kriebel and Bates 1941 Head of Christ Framed Lithograph: Kriebel and Bates A vintage framed lithograph of Warner Sallman’s "Head of Christ," featuring a profile view of Jesus with long brown hair and a beard, illuminated by a warm light against a dark background. The print is housed in a gold-toned wooden frame with a textured inner border.
1941 Head of Christ Framed Lithograph: Kriebel and Bates
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1941 Head of Christ Lithograph, Kriebel and Bates. Measures 12" by 10". Good condition. Frame has a scuff and there is a scratch on the litho, seen in photo.

This 1941 lithograph features the iconic "Head of Christ" by artist Warner Sallman, published by Kriebel and Bates. Measuring 12 inches by 10 inches, this piece is one of the most recognized depictions of Jesus in modern history and served as a pillar of mid-century devotional art. The print is set in a classic gold-toned wooden frame that includes a decorative textured inner liner. This piece is a meaningful addition to a home altar, a church office, or a collection of vintage religious Americana. It would make a thoughtful gift for a baptism, confirmation, or housewarming. Please note that there is a visible vertical scratch on the lithograph and a small scuff on the frame, both of which are common for a genuine piece of this age.

This item is vintage, over 85 years old. While it appears to be in good condition, there is the possibility I may have missed a minor detail. In the unlikely event I missed a major flaw I would reach out prior to sending it.