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Saint Barbara And Saint Catherine
Oil on canvas. 30”x40”
Holy Trinity Church, Silver Spring, Maryland, USA

Women saints.
Saint Barbara, also known as Saint Barbara of Nicomedia, is a revered Christian saint who lived during the 3rd century. She is widely venerated as the patroness of artillerymen, miners, and architects. Barbara's story is one of steadfast faith and martyrdom. Saint Barbara serves as a reminder of the strength of one's convictions and the power of faith in the face of adversity. Today, saint Barbara is venerated as a saint in various Christian denominations and is celebrated on December 4th as her feast day.
Saint Catherine of Alexandria, also known as Saint Catherine of the Wheel, is a revered Christian saint who lived during the 4th century. She is considered one of the Fourteen Holy Helpers, a group of saints venerated for their intercession against various illnesses and difficulties. Catherine's story is one of intellectual brilliance, spiri...

Svitozar Nenyuk is known primarily for his religious paintings depicting angels, saints, and martyrs, and for his portraits. Svitozar was born in the Carpathian Mountains in Ukraine. Soon after his birth, instead of a toy his father gave him a brush. He began painting and has continued doing art ever since. When he was eleven, he enrolled at the Kyiv Republican Art School. There he studied for seven years from 1973 to1980. After that he studied briefly at the Odessa Art School in 1980- 1981. He then moved to Lithuania. He went to Vilnius in 1981 and was shortly admitted to the State Lithuanian Art Academy as a student. Six years after, in 1987 Svitozar was graduated from the Lithuanian Art Academy. In 1987- 89 he did work as an art...