Peter in House of Cornelius - Acts 10 Vision Scene by Gustave Dore

Celebrate a pivotal moment in the spread of Christianity with this striking canvas wall art featuring Peter Preaches in the House of Cornelius by Gustave Dore. This powerful biblical engraving from Acts 10:25, 26 captures the moment when the Apostle Peter visits the Roman centurion Cornelius, marking the first time the gospel is preached to Gentiles and the Holy Spirit is poured out beyond Jewish believers.
Gustave Dore, the legendary 19th-century illustrator, depicts this sacred encounter with depth and reverence. Peter sits upright, his hand extended in teaching, surrounded by Cornelius, his family, and his household. Some listen intently, while others kneel in awe, creating a scene of humility, revelation, and divine inclusion. The textured stone walls and delicate shading enhance the sense of sacred space, highlighting the historic importance of this encounter.
This Christian canvas wall art is ideal for prayer rooms, churches, seminaries, home libraries, and any environment that values faith, inclusion, and the global mission of the gospel. The moment signifies the fulfillment of God's promise that the message of salvation is for all people, not just the Jews.
Each piece is printed on premium canvas using archival-quality inks that preserve every line and detail from Dore's masterful engraving. The folds in robes, bowed heads, and light streaming into the room are captured with crisp precision. The canvas is stretched over a solid wood frame and arrives ready to hang, offering elegant and long-lasting spiritual inspiration.
This religious canvas wall art also makes a thoughtful gift for pastors, missionaries, or anyone passionate about Christian outreach and the Acts of the Apostles. It's perfect for celebrating missionary work, interfaith dialogue, or major liturgical milestones.
Let this Gustave Dore canvas print inspire openness, humility, and obedience to divine calling. It is not only a beautiful artwork-it is a visual testament to the moment Christianity fully embraced its mission to reach the nations.