Last Supper Communion Elements Bronze Sculptures - Body and Blood of Jesus

Communal Elements:

Bronze sculptures of the chalice, plate and bread – the Eucharist, sacrament of the Last Supper. Represents the Lord’s command to do in remembrance of Him as His body and blood given for us. (Matthew 26:26-28). Created by Tom to complement a scene of the Welcoming Christ at table for a church in Gilbert, Arizona. Represents the broken body and shed blood of Jesus.

Wash My Feet, Lord:

Bronze sculptures of a basin and towel with Jesus’ sandals laid to the side. Created by Tom to complement an original Welcoming Christ scene in Arizona. It depicts the humility of Jesus when He himself washed His disciples feet depicted in the Gospels. (John 13:1-17).

Versions Available:

This sculpture is available in both a tabletop version and a 3 ft. version for placement at churches, schools and/or prayer gardens.
Tom White, Monumental Bronze Sculptor | Bronze Statues Communion Elements
Tom White, Monumental Bronze Sculptor | Bronze Statues Communion Elements

Tom, a hunter, has many friends who enjoy hunting to provide meat for their families as well and when one of them recently tagged out with a buck antelope, they called Tom to come take measurements for us sculpture.

It was important to Tom that the foundry we used in Wyoming to cast this into bronze, Eagle Bronze Foundry, do the patina in real life colors and shades. He wanted the wildlife bronze of the antelope to look like they had just stepped up to the waterhole.

It is a true pleasure to finally have one of Tom’s many public monumental bronze sculptures in his hometown. The sculpture is located in front of the government offices complex of the Town of Prescott Valley in front of the Police Department at the corner of Skoog and Lake Shore. It is along a favorite walking and running path and, thus, is able to be enjoyed by many folks in Prescott Valley.

The sculpture scene is available for recast in life-size and in the tabletop versions. Small wildlife desktop bronzes of the javelina eating cactus are available at Ian Russell Gallery downtown in Prescott Valley and are named “Snack Time” by Tom White. Call for information or to have your own custom wildlife scene for your ranch, farm, town or park designed by Tom.