The Crucifixion of Christ,
Cuzco School, 17th or 18th Century
Holy Week Retreat:
A Cuzco School
Crucifixion Icon
March 23 - April 3
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Two-week Online Workshop
Monday/Wednesday/Friday
9am - 4pm Mountain Time
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$385 + shipping - includes a Standard Kit*
$300 - online access only, supplies not included**
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*Standard Kits include an 8x10" icon panel,
gold leaf and printed instructions.
**Online access includes pdf files for all instructional
material which you may print from home.
Please email me if you are interested in this option.
See more details below.
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Registration Deadline is March 16th
***Registration deadlines are for those wishing to participate live with me Registering early helps us plan and ensure you are able to get your supply package on time. Please be aware that shipping requires a MINIMUM of 3-4 business days to ensure delivery. Student may register for kits as long as supplies last.
Workshop Details​​
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6 sessions conducted live on Zoom (25+ hours of instruction).
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SPECIAL NOTE: The final day of this retreat will end on Good Friday. To help those who have services to attend we will plan to end by noon or earlier (MDT).
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Step-by-step instruction will guide every part of the icon writing process.
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Daily morning prayer, curated for this icon, will enrich the spiritual experience.
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Supply package will be mailed 1-2 weeks in advance of the retreat via USPS Priority Mail.
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Supply package includes an 8x10" gessoed wooden panel & instructional packet.
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Each session is recorded and made available immediately after class.
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Access to recordings, progression photos and other resources will be housed on Google Classroom. This does require a Google account. Access will never expire.​
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For those opting for online access only, you will need to supply your own painting surface. You will be emailed pdf files of all instructional material which you can print from home prior to the start of the retreat.
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First-time students have the option to purchase an Introductory Kit for $12 (highly recommended, add this before checkout to avoid extra shipping costs). See Essential Supplies for more details.
All levels of experience are welcome!
REGISTRATION DEADLINE is March 16th
Icon Details​​​​​
The Cuzco School of iconography developed in colonial Peru after the Spanish conquest, emerging from the encounter between European Christian imagery and Indigenous Andean visual culture. Shaped by local materials and devotional life, it formed a distinctive sacred art with flattened space and rich ornament. Rather than imitating European models, the Cuzco tradition reinterpreted them to communicate Christian mystery through a uniquely Andean vision.This will be yet another opportunity to grow in our appreciation of how Christian iconography developed around the world.