This beautiful art print portrays Joseph Smith’s humble prayer, a moment in the First Vision of Joseph Smith, the founding prophet of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The print shows Joseph kneeling in prayer in a grove of trees, surrounded by a pillar of light. In the sublime event, God the Father introduced his son Jesus Christ and began an unfolding of events we now call the Restoration of the Gospel in the last dispensation. The print is artwork by Joe Pemberton, for his series, Restoration Inked, that celebrates the restoration of the gospel in a graphic, gestural ink style. Joe’s process starts with pen and paper, then brings it into digital with AI layering, and up-scaling and meticulous overpainting to achieve the final look.
These canvas gallery wrap prints are a high-quality canvas stretched over a wooden frame with a protective coating to resist fading, scratching, and water damage. The print comes ready to hang on your wall, with no need for framing. The canvas gallery wrap also gives the print a three-dimensional look that adds depth and dimension to your space.
This art print is a perfect gift for anyone who loves LDS art and wants to display their testimony of Joseph Smith and his vision in their home or office. It is also a great way to invite others to learn more about the origin and history of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Whether you choose it for yourself or for someone else, this art print will inspire you to follow the counsel of James 1:5 and ask God in faith for wisdom and guidance.
_ 100% cotton fabric (400gsm)
_ Horizontal, vertical and square options available
_ Closed MDF backing
_ Built with a patented solid support face
_ High image quality and detail
About production and shipping
_ Printed in Colorado, USA on a premium quality American-made materials 🇺🇸
_ Expect 6 to 12 days for arrival. That's about 1 day for processing, 2 - 5 days for production, and 5 - 6 days for shipping.
_ Ships for FREE to the US 🚛🇺🇸
_ This item was created in the artist’s Arkansas studio 🇺🇸
