The Psalms of King David
King David’s crown, harp, and parchment bring the life of the shepherd-poet into focus.
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About the artwork
In The Psalms of King David, the crowned king sits with stylus and parchment, a harp resting beside him. His white robe and purple mantle mark his royal place, while his gaze reaches beyond the page in a moment of reflection.
David’s instrument and writing recall the shepherd-poet whose prayers became psalms for the people of God. The scene brings together leadership and worship, inviting reflection on the praise, lament, confession, and trust expressed throughout the Psalms. In 2 Samuel 23:1-2 (ESV), David is remembered as a psalmist through whom the Spirit of the Lord spoke.
A thoughtful addition to a living room, office, or church foyer, this print offers a visual reminder of the place of music and prayer in a life of faith. Printed on archival canvas with mirror-wrapped edges, it arrives ready to hang.
Details
Canvas and frame construction
- Gallery wrap: canvas stretched over a 1.5" deep frame, with mirror-wrapped edges.
- Framed: 0.75" deep canvas set in a Modern floater frame (black, white or brown).
- Ready to hang with hanging hardware.
Sizing
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Care
Dust gently with a soft, dry cloth. Keep away from moisture and direct sunlight.
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The Psalms of King David
King David’s crown, harp, and parchment bring the life of the shepherd-poet into focus.
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- Made to order on archival canvas
- Free US Ground shipping · estimated arrival 2–7 business days
- Arrives ready to hang
Exactly what you'll receive
- Canvas size
- Finished size
- Finish
- Printed to order on archival canvas
- Hanging
- Hardware attached, ready to hang
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- Returns for a refund within 30 days of delivery
The print you'll receive
Every canvas is made to order for you from museum-quality archival materials, so the colour of the original stays true and the surface looks beautiful up close.
1.5″ gallery depth
0.75″ canvas · floating frame
About the work
In The Psalms of King David, the crowned king sits with stylus and parchment, a harp resting beside him. His white robe and purple mantle mark his royal place, while his gaze reaches beyond the page in a moment of reflection.
David’s instrument and writing recall the shepherd-poet whose prayers became psalms for the people of God. The scene brings together leadership and worship, inviting reflection on the praise, lament, confession, and trust expressed throughout the Psalms. In 2 Samuel 23:1-2 (ESV), David is remembered as a psalmist through whom the Spirit of the Lord spoke.
A thoughtful addition to a living room, office, or church foyer, this print offers a visual reminder of the place of music and prayer in a life of faith. Printed on archival canvas with mirror-wrapped edges, it arrives ready to hang.
Details
- Item #
- ABWASOT41
- Medium
- Print on archival canvas
- Orientation
- Landscape
- Sizes
- 16 × 12 in to 32 × 24 in
- Finishes
- Gallery Wrap, Modern Black floating frame, Modern White floating frame, Modern Brown floating frame
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