This stunning art print depicts a pivotal moment in the history of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints: the delivery of the gold plates to the young prophet Joseph Smith by the angel Moroni. The print features a graphic novel style digital painting that captures the details and emotions of this sacred event. The print is based on the original artwork by Joe Pemberton, a talented LDS artist who specializes in creating inspiring and modern gospel art.
The print is available as a canvas gallery wrap, which is a high-quality canvas stretched over a wooden frame. The canvas has a protective coating that makes it resistant to fading, scratching, and water damage. The print comes ready to hang on your wall, with no need for framing and gives the print a three-dimensional look that adds depth and dimension to any space.
This is a perfect gift for anyone who loves LDS art and wants to display their faith in their home. It is also a great way to introduce others to the Book of Mormon and its origin story. Whether you choose it for yourself or for someone else, this art print will inspire you to follow the example of Joseph Smith and seek truth and revelation from God.
_ 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 the US 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 painted in the artists Arkansas studio 🇺🇸
Return policy and refunds
We guarantee our items will arrive in the time we listed above and will be undamaged, and of good quality. However, because this item was made to order, we can't refund clothes that don't fit, orders for the wrong color, or if a customer changes their mind. That said, we're a small family business and offer full refunds for damaged goods if they have production errors or misprints, or if you just plain got the wrong item. Our reputation is important to us, so if there are issues with your order, we want to make it right.
