‘Roots of The Window Box’

From Psalm 23: 6th Century   Roman   Half-uncial   executed   on   18”   x   24”   Strathmore   paper (characteristically  reminiscent  of   having  qualities   similar  to  a  sheep skin  used  for lettering   the   ancient   writs   in   the   early   centuries   after   the   Savior’s   death   and Resurrection). Done in alabaster white, brown, forest green, gold, grass green and sepia India inks. Near-top-central is the ‘Still Waters’ lettered like water lily leaves designed to cover the iridescent blue pond waters with two water lilies shown on the right and left. The piece is slightly raised on thin foam board, lying on a black suede mat as an antiquity piece would be shown, encased by a mildly ornate frame – 22” x 28” – to accent the writ’s subtleties with Museum Glass covering.