Murals by Stefan Salinas seen at St Philip's Church, Chapel, San Francisco - St. Francis and the Wolf of Gubbio

St. Francis and the Wolf of Gubbio

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Stained glass design, chapel within St. Philip the Apostle Church, 2015.
The commission was to depict the scene when St. Francis peacefully negotiates with a wolf who was terrorizing villagers in Gubbio, Italy. Atop is the coat of arms of the Archdiocese of San Francisco.
Made by Hogan Studios. http://www.rogerhoganstudios.com
Concept: Rev. Tony LaTorre

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"I've spent the last three years writing, illustrating, self-publishing and promoting two children's books. Along the way I have worked with carpenters, tile printers and stained glass craftsmen to make installations in churches. A mural here, a logo there, some Photoshop employed to design brochures and banners. Illustrated for a Jesuit's book, and contributed graphics and logos for the Blind Vietnamese Children Foundation (their art director for ten years) and other non-profits. Let my hands help your project come to life!

I was born and reared in that great cosmopolitan cow-town known as Houston, Texas, then moved over to San Francisco, California. I received a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the University of Houston in 1997 and have since busied myself with public commissions, painting and working on books."