Larry wrote:
Like Los Blake walks up and down the biblical scene from Adam
to John of Patmos. He takes what best serves his purpose, or rather the
biblical symbols rearrange themselves kaleidoscopically into his
visions of Eternity. These together add up to a cogent and provocative
commentary on the Bible and on its child, the Christian faith.
Out of this intuitive unconscious process arose the great themes
of his faith, embodied in his art: the universal man, fallen and
fractured, struggling, redeemed and returning in the fullness of time
into the blessed Unity from which he came. This is the essential story
of the Bible for one who reads it whole and without the constraints and
blinders of what I have called the black book.
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