When I was young, I was out walking near a farm in Devon and came across a dead lamb. It had got stuck in some deep mud near the edge of the field, and probably drowned – only half of it’s head was visible. Just as I walked past, a huge arse crow plucked one of it’s eyeballs out. The sound of it coming out has completely stayed with me all these years; one of those really vivid memories that comes back to you at 4am when you can’t sleep.
It’s definitely an interesting painting, quite skillful and even quite beautiful to look at.
However, the cynical ass in me just knows this is some painting that aludes to Christianity.
“I will avenge, thee! Damn you crows! damn you all to hell!”
It’s such a sad sheep too.
BAW!
That’s in the city gallery here.
ca.geocities.com/pfsearle@rogers.com/albertschenckdata03.html
Interesting little page.
The companion ‘Orphan’ is very sad, too.
Someone will say something unintentionally hilarious about society before this thread reaches page four.
I have forseen it. 😐
When I was young, I was out walking near a farm in Devon and came across a dead lamb. It had got stuck in some deep mud near the edge of the field, and probably drowned – only half of it’s head was visible. Just as I walked past, a huge arse crow plucked one of it’s eyeballs out. The sound of it coming out has completely stayed with me all these years; one of those really vivid memories that comes back to you at 4am when you can’t sleep.
Sheeple just don’t die, y’see.
That’s really disturbing, daviest11, made me shudder, very vivid recounting.