Art of the First Vision

[Emmanuel Goldstein]

Which version do you like? I really like this version by Walter Rane:

[Emmanuel Goldstein]

this one is good too.

[Traveler]

12 hours ago, Emmanuel Goldstein said:

this one is good too.

It is my opinion that without identifying themselves - one would not know which is the Father and which is the Son.  In one of the accounts Joseph describes the pillar of light as a pillar of fire - such that he wondered why the entire grove of trees did not bust into flames.

 

The Traveler

[Vort]

I've seen a couple that I like that don't attempt to represent the Father or the Son. One portrays Joseph with Deity "off-canvas", while the other is a "God's-eye view" of Joseph.

[Nordic saint]

I really like the one from the "pillar of light" comic. Not because of its artstyle (personally I think it's too dramatic), but I really like how the rest of the personages from the vision is included just as they should

Edited April 5, 2020 by Nordic saint

[mikbone]

I love the axe in the stump.  It reminds me of the preparatory work and planning that he did to come to this event.

Joseph was chosen in the pre-mortal existence to be leader of this dispensation, due to his intelligence, righteousness, leadership, and desire to work.

[laronius]

I really liked the one from conference where it was all dark except for what was in the beam of light. Perhaps more symbolic than literal but I liked it.

[Anddenex]

I think this is still my favorite: