Inspired by Martin Luther King Jr.
I started this oil painting the day after visiting the National Civil Rights Museum in 2018, 50 years after King was killed at the historic site.
I was moved by the diverse teens who fell to a reverent hush when they turned the corner in the museum and stood at the balcony window within feet of the hallowed ground where King fell.
The world (and your home or office) needs Dr. King's inspired message and this one-of-a-kind collector's item.
Responding to several requests, I am now offering other affordable options to enjoy this inspired art, including a coffee mug, prints, tote bags, an iPhone cover, and other popular items. These can be viewed by clicking the little photo and icon below. (These are offered by Fine Art America on behalf of the artist, and they charge a small shipping fee).
I was moved by the diverse teens who fell to a reverent hush when they turned the corner in the museum and stood at the balcony window within feet of the hallowed ground where King fell.
The world (and your home or office) needs Dr. King's inspired message and this one-of-a-kind collector's item.
Responding to several requests, I am now offering other affordable options to enjoy this inspired art, including a coffee mug, prints, tote bags, an iPhone cover, and other popular items. These can be viewed by clicking the little photo and icon below. (These are offered by Fine Art America on behalf of the artist, and they charge a small shipping fee).
The inspiration behind the painting
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The original oil painting, framed on 22x28" canvas, evokes strong feelings of the love and light the world needed then and now. Free shipping. $950.
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Bio: Click here to learn about the Kentucky artist and the near-death experience in 2017 that reignited his love of art and desire to celebrate the beauty of this life. Visiting the historic site of Martin Luther King's martyrdom was one of those "bucket list" trips to Memphis.
"Love, Grandpa," the book written by the artist of his near-death experience in 2017 and his journey as investigative reporter and bishop. "I tried to change the world and, in the end, this wonderful world changed me."