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The Pharisee and the Publican — Tissot


This artwork by Tissot shows the proud pharisee praying at the front of the Temple, while the penitent publican bows his head in the back, asking God for mercy. The scene derives from the parable of Jesus Christ, recorded in  Luke 18:10-14.

 

 



High-resolution Catholic art download

The Pharisee and the Publican — Tissot is a restored Catholic artwork available as a high-resolution digital image from Restored Traditions. It is designed for Catholic publishers, parishes, schools, apostolates, media teams, designers, and families who need reverent Catholic imagery for print or digital projects.

Common uses

  • Parish bulletins, newsletters, websites, and social posts
  • Catholic media, article graphics, presentations, and classroom materials
  • Event flyers, booklets, and devotional design work
  • Personal study, home devotional displays, and Catholic creative projects

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  • Instant digital download after purchase
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  • Licensed for parish, school, ministry, and publishing use (license terms)

Every purchase includes our Standard License for ministry, parish, publication, and personal use. Using the art on a product where it's the main draw — prayer or holy cards, calendars, and similar merchandise — needs a Commercial License; see our full license terms.