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“Raymond Morning Star” is a powerful reflection of Arnold Friberg’s ability to preserve history through portraiture.Depi...
05/28/2026

“Raymond Morning Star” is a powerful reflection of Arnold Friberg’s ability to preserve history through portraiture.

Depicting a respected figure of the Assiniboine people, Friberg presents Morning Star with remarkable dignity and quiet strength. The ceremonial buffalo horn headdress and pipe tomahawk speak to traditions of leadership, spirituality, and cultural identity deeply rooted in the Northern Plains.

Rather than simply documenting a moment in time, Friberg’s work captures the enduring presence of a people, their heritage, and the stories carried across generations.

Explore more from Arnold Friberg, R.S.A.’s Western Collection at www.FirstFreedomArt.com.

05/22/2026

At the 75th annual National Day of Prayer in Washington, D.C., thousands gathered to pray for America and seek God’s blessing over our nation once again.

For First Freedom Art, this year carried special meaning as Arnold Friberg’s “The Prayer at Valley Forge” was selected as the official theme artwork for the national observance — a powerful reminder that faith and freedom have always been deeply connected in the American story.

Own a museum-quality fine art print of “The Prayer at Valley Forge” at www.FirstFreedomArt.com/gallery.

In "Trail Ends at the Sea," Arnold Friberg, R.S.A., brings the world of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police to life with s...
05/20/2026

In "Trail Ends at the Sea," Arnold Friberg, R.S.A., brings the world of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police to life with striking detail and energy.

Set along a rugged coastal scene, the composition draws together figures, animals, and raw materials in a moment that feels both immediate and suspended in time. At the center, a Mountie stands firm as workers pause under his watch, their expressions hinting at tension and quiet uncertainty.

This work reflects Friberg’s ability to immerse the viewer, capturing not just a moment, but the sensory experience of life on the Canadian frontier.

Explore the Mountie Collection at www.FirstFreedomArt.com.

05/18/2026

Arnold Friberg believed the greatest stories were never small. They pointed to something enduring — courage, conviction, and purpose larger than any one moment.

Reflecting on the legendary themes that inspired his work, Friberg shared why his paintings resonate generations later. Friberg didn't just portray history's heroes; he invited viewers to recognize courage and strength within themselves.

Experience the story and legacy of one of America’s most iconic artists in "An American Storyteller: The Art of Arnold Friberg" on Amazon Prime Video. www.FirstFreedomArt.com/documentary

05/15/2026

Visiting Washington, D.C.? We hope you’ll make time to visit the Museum of the Bible and experience "The Prayer at Valley Forge" by Arnold Friberg in person.

Displayed on Level 2 of the museum, the monumental painting continues to leave visitors in awe with both its scale and its message. Arnold Friberg admired General George Washington not only for his leadership, but also for his humility before God, and hoped this painting would inspire generations of Americans for years to come.

As our nation approaches America’s 250th anniversary, “The Prayer at Valley Forge” remains a powerful reminder of faith, freedom, and perseverance.

If you’re unable to visit Washington, D.C., explore the collection and bring this iconic work into your home through our online gallery. www.FirstFreedomArt.com/gallery.

05/15/2026

On Day 1 of 50 Days of Prayer for America’s 250th, join us in praying “On Bended Knees” by Elizabeth Ingram Carlyle, found on page 16 of “Americans Who Pray: Uniting a Nation in Faith and Freedom.”

Reflecting on Psalm 95:6 and the image of George Washington in “The Prayer at Valley Forge,” today’s devotional reminds us to humble ourselves before God and seek His will above our own.

Join us in saying: “I am an American who prays.”

Purchase the book on Amazon and learn more at www.AmericansWhoPray.com.

05/14/2026

As we look ahead to America’s 250th anniversary, we’re reminded that in times of disillusionment and uncertainty, our nation must turn to God in prayer. The blessings we’ve experienced are not accidental—they are a reflection of His faithfulness and mercy. A call to reflect on where we’ve been and how we move forward with humility, gratitude, and purpose.

Say it with conviction: I am an American who prays.

To hear more prayers for our nation, explore "Americans Who Pray: Uniting a Nation in Faith and Freedom" at www.AmericansWhoPray.com.

05/11/2026

It’s more than a look at iconic paintings. It’s a glimpse into a life shaped by purpose, faith, and a desire to serve something greater than oneself.

You encounter a man who gave everything he had to his work, not for recognition, but to create something lasting. Something honest. Something that points beyond itself.

And it leaves you with a question worth pausing over: What will you do with what you’ve been given?

Watch "An American Storyteller: The Art of Arnold Friberg" on Amazon Prime Video and experience it for yourself. www.FirstFreedomArt.com/documentary

On this Mother’s Day, we honor the women whose faith has shaped generations.Through quiet prayers, steady strength, and ...
05/10/2026

On this Mother’s Day, we honor the women whose faith has shaped generations.

Through quiet prayers, steady strength, and unwavering love, mothers have helped build the foundation of both family and nation.

Today, we give thanks for the mothers who lead with faith and point others toward Him.

On this National Day of Prayer, we’re reminded that faith has always been woven into the foundation of our nation. Throu...
05/07/2026

On this National Day of Prayer, we’re reminded that faith has always been woven into the foundation of our nation. Through art, that story is preserved — and through prayer, it continues.

From "The Prayer at Valley Forge" to today, the call is the same: seek Him in every generation.

Stand with us and say: I am an American who prays.

Join us on a prayer journey! Begin with the “Americans Who Pray: 7 Days of Prayer for Our Nation” devotional on YouVersion: https://bible.us/r/IWd, then continue with the book, “Americans Who Pray: Uniting a Nation in Faith and Freedom.” We'll be starting "50 Days of Prayer for America's 250th" on May 15th! Learn more at www.americanswhopray.com.

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