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St. Francis of Assisi — sacred word portrait

Woven from these words

POVERTY · HUMILITY · BIRDS · STIGMATA · ASSISI · PEACE · CREATION · BROTHER · SUN · GOSPEL · REBUILD · CHURCH

Sacred Figures

St. Francis of Assisi

A portrait woven entirely from the names and titles that belong to Francis of Assisi.

Paired with Scripture

“Go, sell what thou hast, and give to the poor, and thou shalt have treasure in heaven.”

Matthew 19:21 (D-R)
$29.00

High-res download + free phone & desktop wallpapers — no watermark, print it anywhere.

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What you receive

  • High-resolution PNG, about 3600×4500 px — no watermark
  • Matching phone & desktop wallpapers — included free
  • Print at home or any lab, up to poster size
  • Personal-use license — not for resale or redistribution

About this portrait

Woven from a joyful poverty — Poverty, Humility, the birds, the stigmata, Assisi, Brother Sun, rebuild my church — this portrait honours the merchant’s son who gave away everything to follow Christ crucified.

He took the Gospel at its word: “Go, sell what thou hast, and give to the poor” (Matthew 19:21). He preached to birds, wrote a canticle to creation, and bore the wounds of Christ in his own flesh. Close, it is a life stripped bare in words; far, it is the face of God’s little poor man, il Poverello.