The Prayer at Valley Forge Size:15 x 24 Print Friberg’s brushstrokes beautifully portray the

Friberg’s brushstrokes beautifully portray the strong camaraderie of men and dog teams during their long and strenuous winter patrols

excited by the strange

and faith at a defining moment in the American Revolution

Winter at Valley Forge captures General George Washington's desperation

The Prayer at Valley Forge Size:15 x 24 Print Friberg’s brushstrokes beautifully portray theHead bowed low, the fate of a starving and frozen Continental Army in his hands and the weight of a struggling young nation on his shoulders, General George Washington knelt in the snow at Valley Forge and clasped his hands in desperate prayer. Friberg said he used the medium of oil paint, to recall the pain, the cold of that cruel winter of 1777 1778, and to pay tribute to the tall and heavy burdened man who alone held the struggling nation together.