A canvas reproduction of Daniel in the Lions’ Den, an original acrylic painting by James Harper. Inspired by the biblical story of Daniel, this vibrant interpretation portrays a powerful moment of courage, peace, and unwavering faith. Surrounded by lions, Daniel looks toward the light, trusting that he will be protected. Written in Hebrew on his sash are the words “Have Faith,” expressing the message at the heart of the painting—a faith strong enough to endure even when surrounded by danger. The painting was inspired by Briton Rivière’s Daniel’s Answer to the King, which James first encountered when his mother showed him the image in a Bible that had been given to her by her mother. James reimagined the scene through his own artistic vision, using vibrant color, symbolism, and carefully rendered detail. Original Painting: Acrylic on canvas, 48W × 36H inches, completed October 12, 2026.
Available Sizes: 16 × 12 in., 24 × 18 in., and 32 × 24 in. Canvas Style: Thick canvas with mirrored edges. Original artwork by James Harper — The Harper Gallery.
A canvas reproduction of Daniel in the Lions’ Den, an original acrylic painting by James Harper. Inspired by the biblical story of Daniel, this vibrant interpretation portrays a powerful moment of courage, peace, and unwavering faith. Surrounded by lions, Daniel looks toward the light, trusting that he will be protected. Written in Hebrew on his sash are the words “Have Faith,” expressing the message at the heart of the painting—a faith strong enough to endure even when surrounded by danger. The painting was inspired by Briton Rivière’s Daniel’s Answer to the King, which James first encountered when his mother showed him the image in a Bible that had been given to her by her mother. James reimagined the scene through his own artistic vision, using vibrant color, symbolism, and carefully rendered detail. Original Painting: Acrylic on canvas, 48W × 36H inches, completed October 12, 2026.
Available Sizes: 16 × 12 in., 24 × 18 in., and 32 × 24 in. Canvas Style: Thick canvas with mirrored edges. Original artwork by James Harper — The Harper Gallery.