Stephen B Whatley Online Art Gallery

All images are © Stephen B Whatley unless otherwise indicated and may not be reproduced without the express permission of the artist or copyright holder

Stephen B Whatley paints from his heart and soul; and since his childhood has felt deeply spiritual. His deep Christian faith that has grown increasingly through the years, with his particular devotion to the Catholic faith, has helped him survive tragedy and heartbreaks in his life – and ultimately become a catalyst and integral part of his artistic creativity. Prayer is part of his life – and his work…his art.


The Baby Jesus	Pope John Paul II	Sir Thomas More

The Lord Jesus	Jezu Ufam Tobie	The Passion Of Christ

Holy Mother & Child	Saint Faustina	Father Why Hast Thou...?

Image Of Divine Mercy	Glory Of Christ	St Anthony of Padua

St Thomas More	The Feast Day	The Holy Nativity

St Clare Of Assisi	Our Lady Of Guadalupe	The Feast Day

Christ's Passion	The Sacred Heart	Face Of Christ

Divine Mercy	Mary Magdalene	Peace Of The Holy Spirit

John Henry Newman	Our Lady Of Lourdes	The Immaculate Heart

Sir Thomas More	St Lucy	Queen Of Peace

Love Of Christ	Sacred Heart	Our Lady

Mary, Mother Of God	Saint Thérèse of Lisieux	St Michael

Our Lady Of Grace	St Francis Of Assisi	Our Lady Of America

Our Lady Of Refuge	Mary	Saint Pio

	Baby Jesus

Some of the works shown here are sold and in private collections; but most of the original paintings and drawings are available for acquisition. Prints are also available of any of the works and can be ordered from the Prints page – or by emailing the artist.

In no other works is his faith more evident than in his tender and heart rendering depictions of Jesus Christ, the Blessed Virgin Mary and the Saints that he celebrates in his drawings and paintings; often powerfully on specific anniversaries.

The paintings and drawings have been shown on the artist’s site at Flickr.com- which allows public comments beneath each picture – and due to the enormous positive response from both Christians and agnostics – he feels it is time to make these original works of art publicly available to collectors. He gives all credit to God and the Saints, to whom he has prayed throughout the making of these works – and hopes by sharing, these unique originals will bring blessings and joy to those who own and view them.