Powerful painting

[Jay]

I'll never be known as an art lover, but this is one powerful painting. Hover your cursor over each person depicted in the painting.

McNaughton Fine Art

 

[Indecision]

That's pretty cool man.

 

[Shadow]

That is Awsome,,,,i hope every one checks it out. Thanks for the link.

 

[HandK]

Great find, +1

 

[Yeti]

on the right edge is creepy (satan)
I find the liberal media reporter kinda funny. she is trying to get a interview when Jesus Christ is right there. but i am not really surprised they would do that

 

[CountryBoy19]

on the right edge is creepy (satan)

Wow, I didn't even catch that the first time I looked at it.

 

[henktermaat]

Love it... +1

 

[jmiller676]

Great find, rep'd I also counted and there are 50 stars in the sky.

 

[rambone]

 

[jedi]

fyi...
If you click on the link and put your mouse over the painting different text is getting for each symbol in the painting. Put it over the judge with his hands on his face and it says that the judge's wrist watch says 11:59 which means time is very near for when we can not longer turn back from. A lot of small details in the painting!

 

[MTC]

Thanks, Jay.
Beautifully done masterpiece.

Another fyi: hover your cursor over each of the papers on the steps near the judge.

 

[Scutter01]

This one has always been a favorite of mine:

 

[1946]

Great find! Appreciate your sharing.
Repped! If I could--got to spread the love around.

 

[Scutter01]

Great find! Appreciate your sharing.
Repped! If I could--got to spread the love around.

Got it covered.

 

[jedi]

Thanks, Jay.
Beautifully done masterpiece.

Another fyi: hover your cursor over each of the papers on the steps near the judge.

WOW!!! I missed that one. Those papers on the step have some POWERFUL cases/subjects on them!

@Scutter1 I have that painting (the full size one) in our family room. It's a very strong image for some. During a party at my house a few years back one of my friend's brought his dad with him. He spent a good 20 mins just staring at that image and then began to cry uncontrollablly. My friend had to excuse himself and take his dad home and stay with him for a while.

I've know his dad for many years growing up but never knew he went to Vietnam. There is nothing at his house every showing he was prior mil and he never once talked about it to us and my friend never mentioned it before. Up to that point I had never seen a grown man, muscle man really cry. Only in the movies but it was an image I will never forget.

I don't know the full details of what happen in 'nam to him other than the real short story is he did not deploy with his unit when they first went. They needed 1 member to go to HI (peral harbor) for some detail and they all drew straws. His was the shortest so he did not go until close to the end of the war. By the time he did meet up with his unit most of them were no longer alive. Years later he found out that since he was the youngest of the group that the rest of the group decided he should not go and see the horrors of war and they rigged the vote so that he would go to peral instead.

 

[ihateiraq]

WOW!!! I missed that one. Those papers on the step have some POWERFUL cases/subjects on them!

@Scutter1 I have that painting (the full size one) in our family room. It's a very strong image for some. During a party at my house a few years back one of my friend's brought his dad with him. He spent a good 20 mins just staring at that image and then began to cry uncontrollablly. My friend had to excuse himself and take his dad home and stay with him for a while.

I've know his dad for many years growing up but never knew he went to Vietnam. There is nothing at his house every showing he was prior mil and he never once talked about it to us and my friend never mentioned it before. Up to that point I had never seen a grown man, muscle man really cry. Only in the movies but it was an image I will never forget.

I don't know the full details of what happen in 'nam to him other than the real short story is he did not deploy with his unit when they first went. They needed 1 member to go to HI (peral harbor) for some detail and they all drew straws. His was the shortest so he did not go until close to the end of the war. By the time he did meet up with his unit most of them were no longer alive. Years later he found out that since he was the youngest of the group that the rest of the group decided he should not go and see the horrors of war and they rigged the vote so that he would go to peral instead.

i think ive seen that movie.

 

[LEaSH]

Alfred E Nueman is somewhere in that picture. I just know it.

 

[Bruenor]

Great find. That's going on my Christmas list. I want it hanging on my living room wall.

 

[Boilers]

You can search the page source, or hover over immigrant.
Typo:

We live in a country were we are free to worship as we please."

On the whole, an interesting page.

 

[Phil502]

Thats beautiful.
Send the link to MSNBC so they can chew it apart like morons with smug faces.