Art: “The Agony,” by Theyre Lee-Elliott
2009 June 27
Crucified tree form – the agony
Theyre Lee-Elliott (1903-1988)
Tempera and gouache, 1959
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That is a brilliant peice of artwork
Yes, I think it is very intriguing as well.
You guys may be interested in one I posted just a couple days ago, which shows the eucharist in cubism:
http://theologyandculture.wordpress.com/2009/06/22/the-eucharist-in-cubism-jacques-iselin/