How much does Christian wall art cost?
Here is every format, every price, and exactly what arrives — nothing is hidden until checkout.
Printable download — $7.99
Delivered instantly, worldwide. You choose and supply your own frame.
Fine art print — $29.99 to $59.99
Sold unframed, so you choose the frame. Arrives in 4 to 9 business days, US only.
Framed canvas — $89.99 to $219.99
Arrives fully framed in Black, White, or Espresso. Arrives in 4 to 9 business days, US only.
The canvas is the only format with nothing left to buy. It arrives hand-stretched on a solid pine frame with hanging hardware already fitted.
Choose your format
Christian printable wall art — $7.99, instant
You pay $7.99, the file lands in your inbox, and you print it at home or at any local print shop. It's the same artwork as the fine art print, at whatever size your wall wants. This is also the only format available outside the United States — if you're reading this from Canada, the UK or anywhere else, the download is yours in seconds.
Christian fine art prints — from $29.99
Printed in the USA on archival-quality paper, museum-grade and made to last decades without fading. Sold unframed — there's no framing option at checkout, so you choose the frame that suits your room. Arrives in 4 to 9 business days with free US shipping.
Framed Christian canvas wall art — from $89.99
Every canvas is hand-stretched over a sustainably sourced solid pine frame and printed with non-toxic Greenguard Gold certified inks on cotton-poly canvas. Choose Black, White or Espresso for the frame at checkout, and it arrives with sawtooth hanging hardware fitted, in 4 to 9 business days with free US shipping.
Biblical scenes people choose most
Fifty-plus biblical scenes live here, but these eight are the ones that keep going out the door. Each is available as a printable, a fine art print and a framed canvas.
The Last Supper
Luke 22 — the meal Jesus shared the night before the cross, painted in a clean, modern style rather than a Renaissance one. It's our most-chosen piece by a distance, and it works above a dining table the way nothing else does.
David & Goliath
1 Samuel 17 — a shepherd boy with a sling and five smooth stones, facing a giant nobody else would face. This one ends up in home offices and studies more than anywhere else.
Jesus Heals the Bleeding Woman
Mark 5 — twelve years of suffering, one reach for the hem of his cloak. Of everything I've painted, this is the piece women write to me about most.
Moses Parts the Red Sea
Exodus 14 — the water standing up like walls and a whole people walking through on dry ground. It's the most dramatic thing in the collection and it needs a big wall.
Jesus Listening
A quiet one. It belongs in a bedroom or a prayer corner rather than a living room, and it's the piece I'd choose for someone going through something hard.
Noah's Ark
Genesis 7 — the promise that survived the flood. A favourite for nurseries and kids' rooms, without ever being childish.
The Good Shepherd
John 10 — the shepherd who lays down his life for the sheep. Gentle, warm, and one of the easiest pieces to live with day to day.
Lion of Judah
Revelation 5 — the Lion who is also the Lamb. Bold enough for a study or a hallway, and it's the design that gets asked for on a hoodie more than any other.
Modern Christian art for the home, printed in the USA
Most Christian paintings for the home still look like they were made forty years ago. I wanted meaningful, beautifully designed Christian wall art that feels modern, inspiring and accessible — faith-based art you'd actually choose for a room you love. Every physical piece is printed in the USA with premium, archival-grade inks. Featured pieces sit at 4.93 to 5.00 stars, and more than 10,000 customers have bought from us.
Christian wall art by room
Living room
Go large and go narrative. The Last Supper and Moses Parts the Red Sea are the two most chosen for a main wall, usually on framed canvas so there's nothing left to organise.
Bedroom and prayer corner
Quieter pieces work better here — Jesus Listening, Psalm 121, The Good Shepherd. A fine art print in a simple frame suits the scale of the room.
Home office and study
David & Goliath, Moses Parts the Red Sea and the Lion of Judah are what people put on the wall they look at while they work. Courage under pressure, essentially.
Nursery and kids' room
Noah's Ark and The Good Shepherd, every time. Printables are the sensible choice here — $7.99 means you can swap the art as the room changes.
Christian wall art FAQs
How much does Christian wall art cost?
At Magic Tree Prints, printable downloads are $7.99, archival fine art prints run $29.99 to $59.99, and framed canvas runs $89.99 to $219.99. There's no framing to buy on canvas — it arrives ready to hang.
Does the canvas arrive framed?
Yes. Every canvas is hand-stretched over a solid pine frame, and you choose Black, White or Espresso at checkout. Sawtooth hanging hardware is fitted before it ships.
What's the difference between a fine art print and a canvas?
Fine art prints are printed on archival paper and sold unframed, so you choose your own frame — there's no framing option at checkout. Canvas arrives fully framed and ready to hang.
How long does Christian wall art take to arrive?
Canvas and fine art prints arrive in 4 to 9 business days anywhere in the US, with free shipping. Printable downloads arrive instantly, anywhere in the world.
Can I buy Christian wall art from outside the US?
Physical prints ship within the United States only. If you're overseas, the printable download is the same artwork for $7.99, delivered instantly — print it locally at whatever size you like.
What Christian wall art works best in a living room?
Larger biblical narrative scenes hold a living-room wall well, and The Last Supper and Moses Parts the Red Sea are the two most chosen. For a bedroom or prayer corner, Jesus Listening and Psalm 121 are quieter pieces.