Alexandrian Diptych

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Alexandrian Diptych

This is the combined work of Father Thompson and General Banks. One represents the spiritual builder, the other the spirit of destruction and greed.

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Art/Drawing Misc. Acrylic People/Portrait Alexandria Father Thompson General Nathaniel Banks Louisiana

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salter

salter 13 Jan 2008

amazing work

Jerry

Jerry 06 Jan 2008

Great colors and details plus story!

Rusty Woodward-Gladdish

Rusty Woodward-Gladdish 06 Jan 2008

Yes David! I agree with Kathy! These paintings are even more dynamic and charismatic now that they form a diptych. They do compliment each other and have their very own special fascination (especially for me). Love 'em!

kathryn semolic

kathryn semolic 06 Jan 2008

I love the way these two pieces play off each other. My eyes are being bounced back and forth and it feels like a battle to choose. Ultimately I rest on the eyes of Father Thompson. Your paintings are always very dynamic, but I am especially enjoying the diptychs, David. I always feel I have learned something about painting and about our world when I take time to explore your work.

Alberto D'Assumpcao

Alberto D'Assumpcao 06 Jan 2008

Just perfect, David!!!