Peter and John at the Gate - Healing Scene from Acts by Gustave Dore

Bring the miracle of healing and the power of faith to your walls with this striking canvas wall art featuring Peter and John at the Beautiful Gate by Gustave Dore. This compelling biblical engraving portrays the moment in Acts 3: 6 when the apostles Peter and John encounter a man lame from birth and offer him not silver or gold, but the healing power of Jesus Christ.
Gustave Dore's dramatic black-and-white engraving captures the transformational moment when Peter says, "In the name of Jesus Christ of Nazareth, rise up and walk.' The apostles stand in poised compassion as the man rises to his feet, surrounded by onlookers in amazement. The expressions of faith, surprise, and divine intervention are rendered with Dore's signature attention to gesture, texture, and composition.
This Christian canvas wall art is perfect for prayer rooms, churches, counseling spaces, or sacred corners of the home. It speaks to the themes of faith, spiritual authority, and miraculous transformation. The artwork invites viewers to reflect not only on the power of healing but also on the importance of offering what we have in the name of Christ.
Each canvas is produced using high-resolution printing and archival inks on premium materials to preserve every etched detail of Dore's original. From the apostles' flowing robes to the crutches cast aside by the healed man, every element is vivid and emotionally impactful. The canvas is stretched on a sturdy wooden frame and comes ready to hang, making installation easy and lasting.
This religious canvas wall art also makes a thoughtful gift for pastors, church leaders, and Christian counselors-anyone whose faith and vocation are dedicated to healing and spiritual renewal. It's a powerful piece for those who appreciate sacred storytelling in classical artistic form.
Let this Gustave Dore canvas print inspire faith, action, and awe in your space. It's more than a biblical illustration-it's a visual testimony to the living power of the gospel and the calling to extend Christ's compassion to others.