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| ![]() THE ROAD FROM EARTH TO HEAVEN Full color print by Stewart H. Schenck Jr.
Stewart presented the oil painting he produced to his church, and there it sat, unframed, for well over twenty-five years just gathering dust in the corner and eventually getting torn and tattered and virtually ignored. There came a time when he left that place and the painting left with him ultimately. It remained at his home then. Stewart fixed the tear in the canvas that it had suffered and cleaned it up, and so it sat at home, until ? In 2009, Stewart H. Schenck Jr. went home to our Father which art in heaven, and to his eternal reward, and his wife took that painting and had prints made of it and sent those to family and to each of their seven children. It has been their wish for many years to get this one-of-a-kind, rare and precious painting into millions of hands across the world. There always seems to be something we missed seeing, even after all these decades. Everyone who studies the painting sees different things at different times. W. J. Dittmar's print in black and white has so many more people or characters he had drawn into his original work, so many different types of people! Having it in full color, though, adds a whole new dimension of life-likeness, a veritable feast for the eyes, a visual adventure. We honor the memory of Stew Schenck by offering you this experience that has lasted us since childhood. Hang it up in your home, church school, store, business office, prisons and jails, homes for the homeless, and study it. You will find it there 75 years from now still proclaiming silently the ages-old message that still echos down the corridors of Time, the eternal love and call of Christ to the lost sheep of this old world. And you will still be finding things in it you had not seen the first, second, third or even fourth time you looked at it. Order in time for holidays, birthdays, celebrations of every kind that suits your family and friends.
The RFETH Crew
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