CANVAS ON DEMANDThe Holy Trinity, 1420S Canvas Wall Art Print by Andrei Rublev, Figurative, Traditional, Home Decor, Icon, Figurative Artwork, 16" x20in

I received a call from the family I sent the art to. My concern was whether the art was of a quality to show in their home. The subject was a sure get, but was the product nice enough for a couple to hang in their new home in a Phoenix suburb. The wife could not stop commenting about how nice the art looked. The husband and I had discussed the artwork before but he had no idea the work could be purchased at this quality. He has raved to me about it!

I could not be more delighted. Feelings of awe, wonder, faith and peace - in the most wholesomel sense of those words - fill my heart when I see this piece. For someone who has only seen an Internet image of the real thing, this serves as a tangible daily reminder of the miraculous event in ancient history of which it depicts.

Very nicely executed, looks great on the wall. Good deal.

This is one of those moments when I regret not having the necessary English skills to write what I think, not what I can. I am enormously grateful for this icon. It exceeded my expectations. Beauty, craftsmanship, and delivery. I find myself gazing at it all the time.Thank you!

What I wanted was a large replica of the famous Rublev icon. That is what I got and it served my purpose well. Up close it is rather nubby and rough; not what a actual icon's surface texture would be. But hey, it is a knockoff. I am a pastor and I ordered it to use as a focal point for a sermon on Trinity Sunday. I was great and not it hangs on a wall in the church.

This is beautiful so much detail to study. Shipping was perfect no damage nice box to carry it in. I added a mirror to the front of the table so I can see myself at the table too. Yes we are all invited to partake in the Divine Dance and feast.

Loved it!! Colors are great and I’m happy to have this on my wall

Perfect size, canvass is strong and it hangs very well. The colors are a little different and a bit darker than the original - which I have seen at the Tetrakov in Moscow- but I still like it a lot.