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LDS Religious Artist Frank Thomas was an official U.S. Army Combat Artist in Vietnam (1967) and one of only
two official Army artists sent to the Persian Gulf to paint Operation Desert Storm. His military paintings and
art prints of the U.S. Army in battle are thrilling and dramatic, resulting from his combat experiences both as
a field artillery officer and as an artist. They give a vision of action as seen through the eyes of a combat
artist. His Civil War and Old West "Horse Soldier" paintings and art prints reveal an artist who rides, owns
and knows the horse. Frank Thomas' art studio site also offers his religious canvas paintings and art prints
placed in LDS Temples and Church buildings. His paintings thus exhibited are a "high-water mark" to which many
LDS artists aspire. His large painting, "NAUVOO FAREWELL: The Exodus Begins" was placed in the Nauvoo LDS
Temple and Visitors Center.
*Please note*: Artist Frank Thomas' studio lithographic art print sales are discontinued
from 10 March 2007 until 1 October of 2008. He and his wife are serving for eighteen
months in the Ohio-Cleveland Mission, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
(the Mormons), at the Kirtland Historic Sites, Kirtland, Ohio. He has set up his art
studio and is producing additional LDS historical paintings at that location.
Rolled canvas art prints (only) are available and may be purchased by calling Frank
at (435) 406-9526 or contact by email wildgoose@crystalpeaks.com .
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