Mercy, Pity, Peace or Love

Is nice and original... seems ot be oil on canvas of a renassiance (spelling) painter. Is the title a question?

Bulent: It's your imagination. I provided the canvas.

 

 

Tero: Belatedly, thanks.

 

 

Meir: It's a blurred picture of a statue at Notre Dame. The title is from a William Blake poem. Although I asked the question, I'll be damned if I know the answer.

I did not know. It is over 40 years since I saw the Notre Dame.. Is it still there?

All I see in this image is love and not until I read your back story could I know the depth of that love. Reminded of hot West Texas summer nights with my grandfather, the message is still crystal clear through the blur of tears. Thank you for sharing your art and the effort you go to in making it. Truly inspirational.

Meir: It's been a couple years now, but I assume it's still there. Cheers.

 

 

Tony: Thanks for your heartfelt comment. I think you captured something I was trying to convey. Connection, albeit a complicated one.

Such a fitting title for this image; I love William Blake's writings and paintings...even the subject here is fitting for a title inspired by William Blake. I cannot understand why you thought this image would be ill-received...it is graceful and beautiful, and the spirituality comes right through! Lovely work Jeff; if we don't experiment how do we learn or know our own voice? Thank you for sharing. :)