New! Jesus is the Light of the World – John 8:12, Isaiah 45|22 – Vintage Bible Art – Inspiring and Encouraging

Everytime we look at this one, we like it. This 19th Century Americana proclaims Jesus is the light of the world, from John 8:12. Note the rock on the lower left, Isaiah 45:22: “Turn to me and you will be saved, all you ends of the earth, for I am God, and there is no other.”

This ratio of this print's rectangle is 2:3, which means it will fit perfectly in a 4x6 frame. It will also be similar to an 8.5x11. It will work in any frame, but see the note on margins below.

Vintage Inspirational Bible quotes. American art from the 19th Century. A faith-filled era.

Great for your own wall or table top!

Or for encouraging a friend!

We make long-lasting, archival quality prints:

– Acid-free paper

– Archival pigments

– Cardboard backer for sizes 11x14 and less.

– Enclosed in a tight-fitting, crystal-clear bag.

– Rated to last 200+ years without fading if kept dry and out of the direct sun.

***** IMPORTANT NOTE ON MARGINS *****

On prints 11x14” and smaller, we make the print with a quarter of an inch margin. On larger prints, we have a half an inch margin. The PAPER AND THE ART are almost never the same ratio of a rectangle. Any margin we have will ONLY BE ON TWO SIDES!!! Either the top/bottom or the left/right. The other two sides will have a larger margin. Most people are okay with that, but a few are not. We just want to point it out.

The small "Desk Frames" do not come with picture haning wire or a back that is dust sealed with glued brown kraft paper on the back, as all the other frames do.

Thanks for your interest!

Sue & John Johnson

Lincoln, Nebraska

All restorations to the images, hence the whole new image are copyright © BibleCottage.com (Sue Kouma Johnson) Disclaimer. Usually the original publisher is not printed on the old Bible art. We try very hard to make sure we are only using true, vintage art, long out of copyright. We can tell the age by the style, the printing, the hand-drawn look, the condition of the picture, etc. If we have made a mistake, please let us know!