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J. Kirk Richards' beautiful interpretation of the First Vision combines soft, peaceful colors and diffused shapes in portraying the Father and the Son's visitation of the Prophet Joseph Smith. Tags Church History (Gospel Art Kit) Church history High Quality Images for Print First Vision Joseph Smith Jr.
God the Father Jesus Christ. To celebrate and honor the Restoration and our study of the Doctrine and Covenants this year, here are 13 of our favorite artistic depictions of the First Vision that can enhance the spirit in your home. 5 Great Pictures of the First Vision Preserved by the Hand of God (Available both Framed and as a Print) First Vision First Vision - Print Sacred Prayer 11" Joseph Smith.
Artistic Interpretations of the First Vision
Church of Jesus Christ's website. We hope these art, images, paintings and pictures of LDS Church History creates a love and an admiration for the Pioneers of the Restoration. LDS art that focuses on the Utah Pioneers are sure to inspire and help your family endure to the end! The first vision painting captures the stark beauty of that event.
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The First Vision
Discover more! These resources on history.lds.org can enrich your study of Joseph Smith's First Vision: 1. The First Vision Theater: Make reservations to experience the First Vision Theater at the Church History Museum, where you can see the First Vision beautifully depicted on a 240. Apparently, somewhere around this same time, the LDS meetinghouse in or near Brawley, California also got their own small depiction of the first vision.
This pictures are pathetically small, but I found it online. The stained glass is now in the primary room.
