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Jesus' Last Week & Resurrection The following set of posts contain 70 Annie Vallotton illustrations covering the story of Jesus' last week: Palm Sunday to Resurrection, and Jesus' post-resurrection encounter with Peter and the disciples. 47 of the illustrations were drawn for the original "Last Week" collection commissioned by the Griggs. In addition, we have added copies of the 23 more last week-related images we found in the other three collections given to us to create the expanded...

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