Laura James

James, a self-taught artist, draws on the iconic Ethiopian style, infusing her paintings with energy and passion. Her groundbreaking work on biblical texts and African spirituality celebrates her African American heritage and the power of women. James’s commissioned works, including The Stations of the Resurrection, highlight how Mary Magdalene and other female disciples played a role in the early church.

Watch James’s interview video on The Stations of the Resurrection.

All the featured images are copyrighted by the artist.

Stations of the Resurrection

Station 1

Mary Magdalene Discovers the Empty Tomb

Station 2

Mary Magdalene Tells Peter and the Beloved

Station 3

Peter and the Beloved at the Empty Tomb

Station 4

Mary Magdalene stayed, weeping at the Tomb

Station 5

Mary Magdalene Meets Two Angels

Station 6

Called by Name

Station 7

Jesus Commissions Mary Magdalene

Station 8

Mary Magdalene Proclaims Resurrection!

Station 9

Pentecost: Jesus Sends Them Out

Station 10

Blessed Are Those Who Believe

For more information about the artist and her prints, please visit her website at laurajamesart.com.