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Ben Felix - St. George

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Ben Felix - St. GeorgeIntroducing a new temple series by Ben Felix: This textured paper print of the St. George Temple captures the sacred beauty of the House of the Lord in exquisite detail. The delicate line art and muted tones cultivate a spirit of peace unique to the temple. Invite the spirit of the temple into your home with this beautiful piece by Ben Felix. Now available in a variety of sizes and frames. Textured Paper Print Open Edition Print Sizes: 11. 2"x14",

Introducing a new temple series by Ben Felix:

This textured paper print of the St. George Temple captures the sacred beauty of the House of the Lord in exquisite detail. The delicate line art and muted tones cultivate a spirit of peace unique to the temple. Invite the spirit of the temple into your home with this beautiful piece by Ben Felix.

Now available in a variety of sizes and frames.
  • Textured Paper Print
  • Open Edition
  • Print Sizes: 11.2"x14", 16"x20", & 24"x30" 
  • Print only options ship as a loose rolled canvas or flat mounted, textured paper

"In my free time over the past several years I have been developing hand-drafted, watercolor renderings of traditional temples and tabernacles of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in an attempt to improve my craft by better understanding the unique architectural legacy of the church. While traditional watercolor renderings are beautiful in and of themselves, I believe that the true beauty of these paintings stem from the architecture itself; the proportions, the craftsmanship, and the composition of traditional architecture." – Ben Felix

Ben studied architecture at the University of Notre Dame which specializes in classical and traditional architecture. Students in the architecture program at Notre Dame are trained in traditional rendering techniques including hand drafting and watercolor rendering. Ben works in his dream job as an architectural designer at FFKR architects working on temple design.

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