Salvation: Artwork By Ron Dicianni

There is only one way to eternal life and that is to accept Jesus Christ as your personal Lord and Savior. Before we can do that, we need to acknowledge one simple fact; Jesus paid the price for your sins on a cross 2,000 years ago so that you wouldn't have to pay for those sins through eternal separation from God. While it may have been Roman soldiers that physically nailed Christ to the cross, it is actually our sins that put Him there. That is why in Salvation by Ron DiCianni, a modern day man is depicted at the foot of the cross holding the hammer. The only Man to ever walk the earth free of sin bore the sins of the world so that we can come to the Father and have a personal relationship with Him. The first step is to recognize that your sin put Christ on that cross then we must accept His forgiveness, confess Jesus as Lord and experience the wonderful gift of salvation.

Faith isn't a fad - it's a heritage. That's why Tapestry's master craftsmen use the highest quality printing process and materials - right here in the USA - to create your Fine Art Reproductions.

Our canvases are archival quality - whether you're inspiring faith in your church, your community, or in your home, your Ron DiCianni artwork will last for generations. And did we mention they're gorgeous? Our printing is so true to the original, you can see every brush stroke. This is artwork that will pay dividends for years to come.

When will I receive my artwork? Once we receive your order, our craftsmen (right here in the USA) make your artwork by hand, just for you. Shipping times vary based on what type of print you choose: naturally, if our master craftsmen are framing your art, it will take longer than if you choose an unstretched canvas that you'll take to your local frame shop.

We print, coat, cut, stretch, join, frame and finish all of the pieces right here. No big fancy automated machines. Our prints are stretched by hand, our frames are assembled at the hands of a craftsman with years of experience. But that takes anywhere between 2-6 weeks depending on the time of year.