Saint Peter Paying the Tribute with a Piece of Silver Found in a Fish — Sir George Hayter
Sir George Hayter’s Saint Peter Paying the Tribute with a Piece of Silver Found in a Fish, c. 1830, presents the Gospel episode of the tribute money with the narrative clarity and dignity associated with nineteenth-century history painting. Centred on Saint Peter and the miraculous provision of the silver coin, the scene evokes faith, obedience, and divine providence while preserving a reverent devotional atmosphere. Hayter’s measured composition and refined treatment lend solemnity to this distinctive moment from the life of the apostle. This museum-inspired reproduction honours the biblical subject and the enduring spiritual significance of Saint Peter’s example. Printed as a premium matte fine-art print on 200 gsm paper, it brings a contemplative work of Christian art into spaces for prayer, reflection, and study.
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Crafted using premium 200gsm archival matte paper with a smooth, non-reflective finish designed to enhance depth, detail, and rich tonal contrast. The heavyweight gallery-quality paper provides a refined luxurious feel while reducing glare, making it ideal for displaying sacred artwork in prayer spaces, Christian homes, churches, and devotional interiors. Professionally printed using high-resolution giclée printing for exceptional clarity and timeless colour reproduction. Supplied unframed.