Arnold Friberg worked as consulting artist for producer Cecil B. DeMille in preparation for the blockbuster movie The Ten Commandments. This is Friberg’s painting of “Moses the Shepherd” for that project.
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6 thoughts on ““Moses the Shepherd””
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Charlton Heston nailed that look. Mr. Friberg sure liked his men buffed, lol.
You see a family resemblance between Moses and Nephi, do you? 😀
I’m thinking they had common parents (ancestors). No need for a gym membership in those days. Enough of the light heartedness, this picture were from my youth and I was quite believing in those olden day people. I really loved the stripling warriors, they were my team.
Then I’ll post more from this series of paintings, in your honor, Mex.
Please Ardis, post more of these! I would like to see them too.
Will do!