The Nun

In my biography I mentioned how the ink drawings of Vincent van Gogh and the ink drawings and etchings of Rembrandt influenced my early work. I created a number of ink drawings during that time and 3 were made into prints. These particular pieces are "The Fishermen," "The Nun," and "The Adulterous Woman." The 3 mentioned here are more like a Rembrandt in style. "The Nun" is a drawing that shows the weathered face of a follower of Jesus. She has spent her life in devotion of her deep religious beliefs. I have done other religious pieces of artwork which are not in print at this time, from "The Exorcist," and the "Antipode of Good and Evil," and the "Burial of Atala," and "St. John the Revelator," to the "Elevation of the Cross" which is after Peter Paul Rubens. A few of these works are displayed in my biography. One religious pencil drawing is in print and is called "The Burial of Jesus." Another religious genre is in the process of being created by me in pencil and it will be entitled "The Birth of Jesus." "The Nun" is a tribute to all who serve in the battle between good and evil and are willing to dedicate their lives to that cause.