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Christian Art & Paintings
What is your taste in Christian art? What is it about Christian art that is so special to us? Christian art and Christian paintings bring us continual peace, quiet joy and timeless inspiration. Encouragement is just a glance away when we have Christian art in our homes or office.
Christian art fills the memories of our childhood, whether it was the hallowed and holy Christian art that filled the stain glass windows in our churches, or the gentle Christian art that graced our first Bibles.

Taste in Christian art varies from the simple sweetness of Precious Moments Christian art to the bold, historical, Biblical drama so incredibly rendered in Leonardo Da Vinci's "The Last Supper". There are so many other styles of Christian art and we will provide information on the various styles and tastes of Christian art and Christian paintings on this site.
We treasure Christian art because it expresses all of the emotions that we feel in our Christian life. Christian art portrays the truth of the Bible and takes us all the way back to the times of the Bible to "see" how it might have been. Unlike reading the Bible, Christian art gently urges us to spend a little more time at the scene, to study the situation before we move on to the next chapter in the Bible.
For example, we can imagine in our minds the incredible scene of Noah's ark and all of the animals as they might have appeared as he endured the preparation, the actual flood, and the aftermath of the flood, but Christian art of the flood immediately takes us there and let's us linger for a moment, in vivid and glorious color, and tells us the story of Noah's ark with illustrations that linger long afterwards. Through Christian art, we can see the majesty of the event, the power of God, and the miracle of the flood and Noah's deliverance from it's destruction. This is the unique gift that Christian art brings to us.
Today, Christian art varies from the bold statement of historical art styles to the Christian art that is not readily identified as Christian art, but we are inspired by it through the witness of the artist. Thomas Kinkade comes to mind. Instead of bold, mighty works of old, Thomas Kinkade's Christian art bring us moments of grace and peace.
Christian art is defined by every Bible subject from Jesus to angels. We also find Christian art with just Bible scriptures that fill our walls and home decor. The selection is never ending and we are blessed with the opportunity to fill our home and hearts with the Bible portrayed in beautiful Christian art.
Like the Bible, Christian art never loses it ability to bless us. Christian art is as timeless as the words of the Bible. We hope to encourage you to take a longer look at the Christian art that has inspired mankind for years and the Christian art that continues to be made by talented artists who illustrate the Bible through their Christian art to bring us joy today.
So let's start and explore the many blessings and inspiration of Christian art.
The beautifully painted, sacred Christian art of Greg Olsen. A blessing to behold, these Christian art paintings will be treasured for many years.
The incredibly detailed Christian art of Tom Dubois featuring the favorite Christian art print of Noah's Ark.
Famous Christian art of noted Christian artist Danny Hahlbohm.
Stunning, sacred Christian art of talented artist Liz Lemon Swindle. The Bible Scriptures made alive through these beautiful Christian art prints.
The incredibly brilliant Christian art of Morgan Weistling featuring Jesus Christ.
Beautiful Christian art of James Christensen that ranges from whimsical to dramatically graceful.
The beautiful, inspirational Christian art of Thomas Kinkade's lush landscapes and graceful gardens.
Adorable Christian art featuring beautiful children by Kathryn Fincher.
Beautiful Christian art by some of the most talented artists today.
Sacred Christian art featuring Jesus Christ in traditional Christian paintings.
Beautiful Christian art featuring angels.
Inspirational Christian Art with country churches, cottage churches, chapels and more.
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