Agony 2

Just Imagine!

Just imagineyou are there two thousand years ago! How would you feel and what would you do? Bridge the gap of time likening us today to His life experiences, bringing Jesus into today as our world also explodes with brutalities worse than in the days of Sodom and Gomorrah. Revisit His trials and convictions: The Fourteen Stations of the Cross; the people He met on the way to Golgotha; The miraculous Resurrection. Delight in the loving experiences Lord Jesus surprised those He visited within His holy resurrected appearances. It is the author/artists intent that by bringing our Savior, Jesus Christ into today, through this in-depth pictorial history, it will provide a wake-up call for us to realize the great unfathomable love of God and changebefore its too late! Levels and levels of thoughts and visions became the most powerful and joyful times spent producing these drawings and writings. I even added to biblical text, I had to, because I found a new relationship with Jesus so wonderful, I needed to expound on that and I saw that I was blessed to bring a new portrait of the Prince of Peace, the kind, understanding, loving man, Himself. This is not a story only for the Lenten season, but a story for all time!

The reporter's assistant and the learner's guide to a knowledge of phonography

Arshile Gorky

Harry Rand's critically acclaimed study of Gorky's brief, troubled life and artistic development is finally available in paperback. All of Gorky's major themes are touched on and his major paintings dealt with in some depth, with attention to the details of the individual works, and frequently to the drawings and preliminary studies from which the paintings evolved. The discussion centers on the images that united the pieces as they develop from work to work. Rand explores Gorky as well as possible sources and their relationship to the body of Gorky's art. A concluding chapter reassesses Gorky's impact on the New York School in light of a new understanding of his aims and methods. Through close study of Gorky's oeuvre, the author deciphers an iconography revealing the unexpected and systematic use of explicit ideas and symbols as well as commonplace objects, settings, and personas from the artist's life. Harry Rand's critically acclaimed study of Gorky's brief, troubled life and artistic development is finally available in paperback. All of Gorky's major themes are touched on and his major paintings dealt with in some depth, with attention to the details