St Nicholas of Myra Art Print

About this saint

Saint Nicholas was a fourth-century bishop of Myra remembered for generous care of people in need. One of the oldest traditions about him tells of a father who could not provide dowries for his three daughters. Nicholas secretly gave the family gold three times and asked that his generosity remain unknown. The three gold balls in this portrait recall those gifts, while his miter and crozier identify him as a bishop. This tradition helped make him a beloved patron of children and young people. The words “the joy of giving” bring that same spirit of generous care into family life. His image is especially fitting in a family room, child’s room, classroom, entryway, or prayer corner.

Gift notes

A Catholic gift for children, families, teachers, godparents, or anyone devoted to Saint Nicholas. It is especially fitting for Saint Nicholas Day, Christmas, a baptism, First Communion, or a family tradition centered on generous giving.

What you receive

A physical art print in your selected size and color. Frame not included. Colors can vary slightly between screen and printed paper.

Print details

Available in 9 colors and 12 sizes
Museum-grade 189 gsm archival matte paper
Printed with archival pigment inks for rich, lasting color
Soft matte finish for indoor display

Professionally printed in the USA.

More about this print

This Saint Nicholas of Myra art print reflects generous care for people in need. The three gold balls in his hand recall the story of three secret gifts that helped a father and his daughters. His bishop’s miter and crozier keep the historical Nicholas at the center, while the words “the joy of giving” bring his story into family life. The artwork suits a family room, child’s room, classroom, entryway, or prayer corner. As a gift, it is especially fitting for children, families, teachers, godparents, Saint Nicholas Day, and Christmas.