Joseph Smith's First Vision Stained Glass - Giclee Canvas Art - Available Framed

Joseph Smith’s First Vision Stained Glass

This piece is printed on high quality Museum Giclee Canvas and is offered framed or unframed,

• All sizes are available unframed

• Framed canvas is only available in the following sizes :

  8”x 12”, 12”x 18”, 16”x 24”, 20”x 30”, and 24”x 36”

Choose from 3 Frame Styles.

• Antique Gold 2”, Solid Wood

• Black Cove 2.75”, Laminate

• Brushed Mahogany & Gold 2.5”, Solid Wood

• Please note that framed artwork can take up to one week to ship due to our production time. If you have any question or concerns, feel free to reach out to us to discuss them.

Joseph Smith’s First Vision Stained Glass – This beautiful work of art is reproduced on art giclee canvas and makes a stunning work of LDS art. This early moment in Mormon history is the beloved story of the true understand of the Father and the Son.

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SOME BACKGROUND REGARDING THIS WORK OF ART

In the mid-1800s, Boston mayor and nationally known writer and publicist Josiah Quincy wrote: “At some future time the question may be asked, What great American has done more to mold the minds and destiny of his countrymen than any other man upon this continent? Absurd as it may seem to some, it is not improbable that the answer to this question will be, Joseph Smith, the Mormon prophet!”

Confused about religion during a time of revival in the state of New York where he lived in 1820, 14-year-old Joseph read a passage in the New Testament and went to the woods to pray. This event is referred to by Latter-day Saints as the First Vision. Joseph records that God and Jesus Christ appeared to him. “I saw a pillar of light exactly over my head,” he wrote, “above the brightness of the sun, which descended gradually until it fell upon me.” Within that light, he saw two personages — one of whom spoke Joseph’s name, pointed to the other, and said, “This is My Beloved Son. Hear Him!” Church members refer to this experience as the “First Vision.” It forever changed Joseph Smith and has become a central tenet of Latter-day Saint belief. It began the work of restoring the Church of Jesus Christ to the earth. This work of art is a depiction of Joseph Smith’s First Vision.