Easter Sunday 1940

"Easter Sunday" is a 1940 etching by Robert Austin, showcasing two figures kneeling in prayer inside a church. The detail of the etching and the use of dark shading and line work give the artwork a sense of realism and solemnity. The figures are positioned in a natural and realistic posture, emphasizing the intimacy and personal nature of their prayer. Austin's mastery of the etching technique is evident in the delicate details of the church interior, including the intricate floral design, the ornate candelabra, and the patterned floor tiles. The work is a testament to the power of faith and offers a glimpse into the artist's own spirituality, making it a compelling piece for art enthusiasts and those interested in religious themes.