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Saving Grace (almost the last supper) - Bob's Burgers X The Last Supper Painting - Limited Edition Signed and Numbered Prints
These are the final remaining prints from the Saving Grace limited edition.
The edition was permanently capped at 200 hand-signed and numbered prints and will never be reprinted in any size or format. After all orders were fulfilled, a small number of prints remained due to cancellations and inventory reconciliation.
Once these remaining prints are gone, Saving Grace will be permanently retired as a printed work.
Each print is:
Hand signed by Paco
Museum-quality giclée print on heavyweight archival fine art paper, designed to last for generations.
Carefully packaged in a hand-painted tube with a handmade thank-you card.
Every purchase helps Paco continue creating art and supports our family's small business.
Pre-order Information:
Current estimated production time: approximately 16 weeks.
Before completing your purchase, you'll be asked to acknowledge and agree to this estimated production time before payment. We'll also keep you updated by email throughout the process.
About the Artwork
I originally found a copy of The Last Supper at a thrift store and knew I had to give it a completely new life.
Now set inside Bob's Burgers, this painting reimagines Leonardo da Vinci's iconic scene with Christ and the apostles seated at the restaurant counter, preserved in classical detail while Bob kneels in the foreground clutching a rosary, consumed by quiet desperation.
He's one day away from eviction.
The apostles become divine visitors whose presence—whether miracle or metaphor—may be Bob's final hope... his saving grace.
The restaurant itself tells another story.
Louise's pink bunny ears hang framed on the wall, quietly revealing that the children have grown up and moved away. Gene's childhood treasures and Tina's erotic fan fiction journal remain tucked beneath the counter, preserved like relics of happier years. Even the calendar silently counts down toward Bob's unraveling.
This piece blends humor, heartbreak, faith, nostalgia, and pop culture into a single moment suspended in time.
Print Details
Limited Edition of only 200
Hand signed and individually numbered
16 × 10 inches
Unframed
Printed with archival pigment inks for museum-quality longevity
Includes a Certificate of Authenticity
Free shipping within the U.S.
International shipping costs are calculated at checkout
Thank you for supporting our family and helping independent art thrive.
These are the final remaining prints from the Saving Grace limited edition.
The edition was permanently capped at 200 hand-signed and numbered prints and will never be reprinted in any size or format. After all orders were fulfilled, a small number of prints remained due to cancellations and inventory reconciliation.
Once these remaining prints are gone, Saving Grace will be permanently retired as a printed work.
Each print is:
Hand signed by Paco
Museum-quality giclée print on heavyweight archival fine art paper, designed to last for generations.
Carefully packaged in a hand-painted tube with a handmade thank-you card.
Every purchase helps Paco continue creating art and supports our family's small business.
Pre-order Information:
Current estimated production time: approximately 16 weeks.
Before completing your purchase, you'll be asked to acknowledge and agree to this estimated production time before payment. We'll also keep you updated by email throughout the process.
About the Artwork
I originally found a copy of The Last Supper at a thrift store and knew I had to give it a completely new life.
Now set inside Bob's Burgers, this painting reimagines Leonardo da Vinci's iconic scene with Christ and the apostles seated at the restaurant counter, preserved in classical detail while Bob kneels in the foreground clutching a rosary, consumed by quiet desperation.
He's one day away from eviction.
The apostles become divine visitors whose presence—whether miracle or metaphor—may be Bob's final hope... his saving grace.
The restaurant itself tells another story.
Louise's pink bunny ears hang framed on the wall, quietly revealing that the children have grown up and moved away. Gene's childhood treasures and Tina's erotic fan fiction journal remain tucked beneath the counter, preserved like relics of happier years. Even the calendar silently counts down toward Bob's unraveling.
This piece blends humor, heartbreak, faith, nostalgia, and pop culture into a single moment suspended in time.
Print Details
Limited Edition of only 200
Hand signed and individually numbered
16 × 10 inches
Unframed
Printed with archival pigment inks for museum-quality longevity
Includes a Certificate of Authenticity
Free shipping within the U.S.
International shipping costs are calculated at checkout
Thank you for supporting our family and helping independent art thrive.