Yes, use our images for anything you like. You don't owe us an licensing fees, because all our images are in the public domain and cannot be copyrighted by anyone. We do appreciate attribution, but you are not obligated to do so. Visit our public-domain information page by clicking on the link at the top of this screen (just under the dark-brown horizontal bar at the top).

1 – Add the image to your shopping cart and follow the checkout process.


2 – When payment is complete, an order summary page will appear. Scroll to the bottom where it says Product Information.


3 – Click on the brown, underlined hyperlink(s) of your image(s), and you will be directed to a download page.


4 – Click on the download now button and save the file to the desired folder on your computer.

No problem—contact us, and we'll email it to you.

The best teacher is experience. Try our free download of the week. You will go through the entire checkout and download process without paying a dime. Oh, and you'll get our free image of the week too.

Firstly, we determine it off the pixel size of an image. For example: 1500 x 1100 pixels at 300 pixels per inch would usually be a suggested print size of 11 x 14 inches. However, some of the images we have are 'grainy' in nature, which is why we would suggest a lower print size even if there's lots of pixels and dots per inch. For example, you may run across an image that is 3300 x 2000 pixels, but our suggested print size is 13 x 19 inches. This is not a mistake. In this sort of case, we have deemed that the image is too grainy to go up to the full size listed in pixels.
However, these are only suggestions. In many cases, you can go up to 50% beyond what we suggest and still have a quality picture. We are simply conservative in our suggestions.

First of all, did you use Google Checkout? If so, there is a delay process between the time you pay and the time it takes us to confirm your payment (it's just the nature of Google Checkout, sorry) and email the download link. This delay shall be no longer than three business days. For all other methods of payment, the download link should immediately appear after you pay. If not, contact us with your order number, and we will email you the link to your individual download page (we completely understand that computers crash, power goes out, earthquakes happen, and downloads get lost in the nether regions of the Internet).

For lots of ideas on what to do with downloads, visit our art tips & ideas page (listed in the column to your left).


~or~ Save the image to a flash drive or burn it on a CD/ DVD, and take it to a print shop of your choice. This option gives you more versatility on what you can get your image printed on and what size of picture you can get (depending on the print shop of course).


Many of our customers like taking their images to places like Kinkos, Costco, Walmart or Walgreens to get their images printed and customized.

This is most likely the security settings on your Web browser. When your security settings are too high (for some browsers), it wont allow the necessary digital cookie to be created for a product to be added to the shopping cart. We suggest that you temporarily turn down your Web browser's security settings for purchasing an image(s).

It depends on what you like and what your printer can do. If you have a photo or color printer, then you can most likely print on glossy/matte photo paper. One of our choices for budget art printing is Epson premium presentation paper, which is available at most big computer stores. It’s rigid like an index card, non glossy, and delivers superb detail. Checkout out our prints & posters tip page for further information.

If you received such a poor quality image that we either delete or replace the image on our Website because of your feedback, we will either refund you or send you the new image for free.

Most certainly not.

Yes. More people relate to dpi though. Apologies to the techies out there.

We photograph or scan our images from paintings, etchings, engravings, lithographs and other vintage prints. We then restore each image digitally before uploading it to the Website. We spend anywhere from 20 minutes to several hours on restoring individual images. In some cases, we add or subtract color, remove blemishes, diminish graininess, and adjust hues and exposure. We pride ourselves in fine-art photography and digital restoration so you get remastered images.

The Latin Vulgate or Douay-Rheims Bible. This bible is found free online at DRBO.ORG

No, we are not officially endorsed by any church. Those who work here, however, are practicing Roman Catholics—the kind that pray the Rosary and, at least, make it to Sunday mass.

Yes. There's a reasonable chance that we have the high-resolution image you are looking for, but it's sitting in our offline database waiting to be uploaded to the Website. Then again, maybe not; but please ask.

Yes, click on the 'discounts' link at the bottom of the left column.

Yes, about once a week, we add anywhere from 20-50 new high-resolution images for download.

No problem. Right click, save away and spread the Word with Catholic Art!