Explore public domain art perfect for Ordinary Time worship planning. This curated list features sacred imagery and seasonal symbolism from different periods in art history to visually enhance summer sermons and church liturgies. Image pictured, a detail of “The Angelus” by Jean-Francois Millet

As Lent draws near, it’s an opportunity to deepen our worship experience through both word and image. One powerful way to enhance the Lenten season is by incorporating art into worship services. Public domain art offers a wealth of visual resources—ranging from classical masterpieces to lesser-known gems—that can elevate our reflections on the themes of Lent. In this post, we’ll explore how to use public domain art in worship, particularly on bulletin covers or church screens. We’ll also highlight three impactful works of art that can inspire reflection, prayer, and contemplation during this sacred season.

Explore the beauty and timelessness of public domain art this Christmas season! In our latest blog post, we dive into the many ways you can use these treasures to enrich your holiday celebrations, from worship visuals to personal projects like note cards and gift tags. With examples ranging from Baroque to Romanticism, public domain Christmas art offers something for every taste and style. Remember, while these artworks are free to use, always give proper attribution to honor the artist’s legacy. Read on for inspiration and ideas to bring the spirit of Christmas to life through art.