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Published: 2009-09-01 03:29:38 +0000 UTC; Views: 9163; Favourites: 208; Downloads: 446
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Abinadi Before King Noah (after Arnold Friberg). This is a painting I did as a study after artist A. Friberg. I love his style and use of color and detail. It is not for sale and for display only. I learned allot by replicating his painting. This is a 48x36 oil on canvas completed in 2003 after Arnold Friberg.Related content
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Thanks...It's always been a favorite of mine as well.
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This blows my mind! Wow, it's amazing! Great talent!
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Awesome work here
I couldn't believe this was painted traditionally.
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Very nicely done. Is that Alma over there on the far right?
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thanks...I'm not sure? Guess he can be whomever we want? I never have known where he is...it's one of those mysteries.
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I had a chance to look at a print of the Friberg version the other night. I almost think you've improved on it. I also noticed that Friberg gave Abinadi knobby toes. 
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Yeah, I agree with you about Alma.
Friberg has some great works up there doesn't he? If you are in the Springville area between now and Jan 28th. you should go check out the religious and spiritual show. Jeff hein has a piece he did of Christ that looks alot like something Carl Bloch would have done. I have one in there as well.
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Very cool, except I don't get down to Springville much. If by chance I'm down in the eara I'll stop by.
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Nice study. Have to say you did a fantastic job. Keep it up!
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So many things. I could look at this for hours.
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Love this. Looks like a painting in a museum.
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Very nice ! I love how the colours work in harmony, just beautiful altogether, must have taken quite alot of work. Respect
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wow!!! this is awesome!! Friberg is one of my favourite artists!! (ironically moreso for his western and RCMP art then his LDS art.. which i still love but not as much as the others) and you replicated it quite well!! great job!
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The detail is great. I bet you learned a lot from this. I can see some minor mistakes in perspective and in some of the faces. I know I wouldn't be able to do this well though and by looking at more recent work you've improved a lot. This is a nice piece!
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Thanks...I have learned more from painting this than any art class I have ever taken. The way I look at it is....as long as I learned something from the experience of actually painting the piece, regardless of the outcome, then it's a success. And you continually learn from your past paintings. Even today I look at my past works and think...what was I thinking there? or what is that? or how come I didn't see that before? The painting is still nice but as an artist you will never be satisfied (and thatβs a good thing). Thanks for the comments.
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As a designer your comment mirrors my own thoughts.
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Always loved that painting. You did a phenomenal job. The work you put in to this and your skill really show.
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amazing and excellent artwork! I've no words
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I love the composition.. very striking.. and I love it
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The detail in this amazing work of art almost makes me want to cry! I'm just stunned at your attention to every last element in this painting and how absolutely nothing was overlooked. Amazing, to say the least.
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Thank you very much. It was a challenging piece.
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That is crazy! Mind-blowing technique.
So many details, very nice.
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An amazing work ,with so many great details! Congratulations!
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Beautiful! I have always loved this painting and your version is fantastic. how long did it take?
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Thanks...it took about a 1 1/2 years to complete. (on and off). Thanks for the fav also. 
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I've never seen the original but this is great! Thanks for interesting me to Friberg's work.
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