
" MAINTAINING THE RIGHT "
Arnold Friberg
1500 s/n Paper
20" x 30"
$189
|

" PUFFING BILLY "
Arnold Friberg
2500 s/n Paper
18" x 23"
$189
|

" THE TRAIL ENDS AT THE SEA "
Arnold Friberg
1750 s/n Paper
18" x 23"
$189
|

" SPRINGTIME IN THE NORTH"
Arnold Friberg
1250 s/n Paper
18" x 23"
$189
|

" TALES OF THE FORCE "
Arnold Friberg
500 s/n Canvas 24" x 30" $875
100 s/n A.P. Canvas 24" x 30" $1095
1200 s/n Paper 18" x 23" Email-price
Giclee Canvas 11" x 14" $49
|

" THE MODEL BUILDER "
Arnold Friberg
1200 s/n Paper
22" x 18"
$995
|

" COMPANIONS OF THE TRAIL "
Arnold Friberg
1500 s/n Paper
18" x 22.75"
$795
|

" THE PRAYER AT VALLEY FORGE "
Arnold Friberg
1000 s/n Giclee Canvas 39"x 58" $4500
Lithograph 17"x 27" $85
( comes with plate and COA)
click below for picture

|

" TRADING WITH THE ASSINIBOINE "
Arnold Friberg
Offset Canvas
18" x 23"
$195
|

" END OF THE DAY "
Arnold Friberg
2000 s/n Paper
18"x 30"
$225
Says Friberg, "I have painted my share of Apaches chasing
the Butterfield stagecoach, for violent action was a part of Western history. But as the years roll away, I find I would rather pic, ture the peace, the distance, the mysterious
beauty of the West. I have never lost my boyhood sense of wonder about the deep northern forest and the mystical Sonoran desert. It is my real and most transcendent place of worship; my deepest reverence is felt as I witness the
evidence of the hand of the Creator in all-things.
|

" HER HERO "
Arnold Friberg
1500 s/n Paper
18"x 32"
$255
From first-hand observation of Indian camp life, Friberg
here has recorded many richly authentic details of the
tepees - stakes, lacing, pins, medicine bundles, painted designs; and the orderly interlocking of lodge poles over
the smoke holes. Also stretched hides and meat drying
racks, all giving a complete picture of a people at home
with nature. The small girl in the tepee doorway looks
with admiration upon the macho brave on his
strong horse.
|

" IN THE WATERS OF MANITOU "
Arnold Friberg
1500 s/n Paper
22"x 32"
$255
Available from the publisher. Early in the 1940's, Friberg
saw "the most splendid Indian birchbark canoe" in a
Chicago museum. He made a sketch and used it as a basis
for several paintings, but finally wanted to capture it more richly as the subject of a large new painting. When he returned to the museum, they had long since discontinued
the exhibit and the canoe was found dirty and falling
apart in storage. It lives on in its full glory in this painting, afloat in a calm lake the Indians considered sacred.
"Manitou" is the Indian name for God.
|

" INTO NEW COUNTRY "
Arnold Friberg
250 s/n Giclee Canvas
25"x 40"
$1495
Into New Country depicts a setting high on top of the rugged and awe-inspiring Western mountains which leads you down to fertile canyon expanses and into crystal blue waterways below. Into New Country shows a Native American people seeking new beginnings, heading into undiscovered territory, seeking a new country free to live their way of life without regrets of the past. Well known for his grasp of dramatic and emotional artistic expression masterfully painted on canvas, Arnold Friberg considers himself, a storyteller. He paints the story, but it is up to us to seek out the inner meaning that is so painstakingly brush stroked into every Friberg painting.
|

" INTO THE VALLEY "
Arnold Friberg
1250 s/n Paper
18"x 32"
$275
Indian men wanted their women to present a fine
appearance on horseback. As a result, women's horse gear was much more elaborate and decorated than the men's.
Here Friberg has pictured a splendid procession of a tribe
on the move, with richly beaded saddles, chest bands, and cruppers on horses drawing burdens by means of lodge
poles laced into a "travois," ridden by squaws carrying papooses on their backs in highly decorated cradleboards.
|

" PARLEY IN THE FOREST "
Arnold Friberg
1500 s/n Paper
22"x 32"
$275
Western art on archival Lithograph paper."This painting
does not illustrate a particular event, but rather a parley
as it might have occurred countless times. It is a meeting
of foes in battle, but who respect each other as honorable fighting men. Notable are the strong, splendid horses"
|

" THUNDER WAGON "
Arnold Friberg
1250 s/n Paper
18" x 30"
$275
Rich drama, brilliant color and historic detail combine in "Thunder Wagon" to capture a classic encounter between
the funnel-stacked steam locomotive and the denizens
of the West as only Arnold Friberg could.
|

" LONG TRAIL WEST "
Arnold Friberg
1500 s/n Paper
18" x 30"
$275
Life! Life in all its splendor, drama, and beauty. This image tells the story of the hopes and fears of real people, real struggles, with dignity and power. An image that touches
the heart, as well as the eye.
|

" DINNER COMPANIONS "
Arnold Friberg
1500 s/n Paper
18" x 30"
$275
This dramatic painting is not at all imaginary, but springs directly from Arnold Fribergs nostalgic memories of his boyhood in the Arizona desert.With his own unique
mastery, Friberg has captured the intimacy, the mysterious enchantment of campfire light, the very scent and mystical spell of evening in the Sonoran desert, and the sturdy camaraderie of the kind of men who slept mostly under
the stars.
|

" UNCERTAIN ODDS "
Arnold Friberg
1250 s/n Paper
18" x 30"
$275
"Uncertain Odds" illustrates the race of man against
machine, side by side. Both image and title proclaim
that technology was speeding down the track and it
was uncertain how mankind would fare in the end.
Only time would tell.
|

" TROUBLE FOR BUTTERFIELD "
Arnold Friberg
1900 s/n Paper
20" x 32"
$255
Rolling west out of Lordsburg, New Mexico, the Butterfield stagecoaches soon raced through the most dangerous point
in the road, Apache Pass in the southeast corner of Arizona Territory. For it was here that apache warriors fell upon many an ill-fated coach. In this strong picture, Friberg has caught the intense drama of such an attack and the driver's desperate struggle to survive.
|

" YIELDING THE RIGHT OF WAY "
Arnold Friberg
1250 s/n Paper
22" x 30"
$275
Western painting, Yielding the Right of Way,
is one of the three Light Iron Trilogy Series.
|

" MOSES AND THE BURNING BUSH "
Arnold Friberg
Offset Lithograph 1500 s/n 21"x 31" $225
Canvas 600 s/n 21"x 31" $485
Humble and awestruck, Moses hears the awesome words
of God from "the bush that burns but is not consumed".
He is charged to return to Egypt, there to demand of
Pharaoh that he "let my people go".
|

" WINTER AT VALLEY FORGE "
Arnold Friberg
Giclee Canvas 1000 s/n 22"x 35" $835
Giclee Artist Proof 100 s/n $1295
Yet another George Washington masterpiece that is captivated on canvas, with a museum quality Gicleé reproduction technique.
|

" PARTING OF THE RED SEA "
Arnold Friberg
Offset Lithograph 7500 s/n 14"x 38" $225
500 s/n Canvas 11"x 37" $475
And Moses stretched forth his staff over the sea. And the waters were parted to open a highway for the escape of
Israel. And the waters stood upright as an heap, as a wall
on their left and on their right. This massive scene could never have been photographed in one view. In the motion picture this sequence is seen in many individual shots over several minutes' time.
|

" PEACE BE STILL "
Arnold Friberg
1000 s/n Giclee Canvas 25" x 43" $750
100 s/n A.P. Giclee Canvas 30" x 50" $1295
"And He arose, and rebuked the wind, and said unto the
sea, Peace be Still.
And the wind ceased, and there was a calm."- Mark 4:39
|

" NIGHT WHEN CHRIST WAS BORN "
Arnold Friberg
1500 s/n Paper 21" x 27" $215
100 s/n A.P. Paper 21" x 27" $315
100 s/n Canvas 17" x 25" $475
"And it came to pass, as the angels were gone away from them into heaven, the shepherds said one to another.
Let us go even unto Bethlehem, and see this thing which
is come to pass, which the LORD hath made known unto
us.
And they came with haste, and found Mary and Joseph and the babe lying in a manager."- Luke 2:15,16
|

" THE LIGHT OF CHRIST "
Arnold Friberg
1000 s/n Giclee Canvas 28" x 40" $795
100 s/n A.P. Giclee Canvas 34" x 48" $1295
"The Light of Christ". "For God so loved the world,
that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever
believeth in him should not perish, but have
everlasting life." John
|

" FOLLOWING THE STAR "
Arnold Friberg
1500 s/n Paper
18" x 25"
$215
"And, lo the star, which they saw in the east,
went
before them, till it came and stood over
where the young child was. When they saw the
star,
they rejoiced with exceeding great joy."
|

" SHEPHERDS IN THE FIELD "
Arnold Friberg
1500 s/n Paper
29" x 18"
$215
Bible Verse:
"And suddenly there was with the angel a multitude
of
the heavenly host praising God, and saying,
Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peace,
good
will towards men."- Luke 2:13-14
|
|
| |
|
|