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Another one of my images i did from scratch.
The end is nigh…
The end is nigh…
A new world in the future. A new world for all cultures and an understanding of all people. Laws were made by the people for the people.
Another old drawing from the 70’s. A view imagined from Anglezarke Moor. Reinterpreting Biblical imagery has always interested me.
for millenia the eager puppies of the world have reached for the heavens by jumping through the hoops of mystery babylon. /
Biro pen on paper
Babylon Zero is in the future, it’s a new world, a new way of thinking. / People come first in babylon zero, from the day you are born to the day you die. / There is a better understanding of all cultures and children learn life skills from a very early age. / New laws are made by the people for the people. / / Babylone zero
Floating villages in Cambodia
A landscape in my valley.
This work by Charles LeBrun was created in about 1664 and is housed in the Louvre in Paris. The artist attempted to capture the high watermark of the career of the great conqueror, the occupation of the capital of the ancient Persian Empire. Charles le Brun was born in 1619 and died in 1690 in Paris.
Southard Pond Park, Babylon, NY / July 2008
Babylonian archers, Assyrian mosaic tiles, museum in Berlin Germany
“Pazuzu, Lord of Fevers and Plagues, Dark Angel of the Four Winds with rotting genitals from which he howls through sharpened teeth over stricken cities….” William S. Burroughs, “Cities of the Red Night” The Demon of the South-West Wind, from the ancient Assyrian and Babylonian deserts (ie. what is now Iraq). Made famous as the possessive spirit in “The Exorcist” novel and films, and also in artwork and media for the band Gorillaz. My graphic is based on the bronze figure on display in the Louvre. I guess you could say it’s my political statement on Iraq, post-2003. You can find out more about the real Pazuzu here
for centuries men have cried and scream a worriors call for the Gods to bless them in battle until the day Uni called his name to all man and said I am the and only thy God thus fell babylon….........!!!!!
From the Istanbul Museum of the Ancient Orient. Circa 575 BC. Eighth gate to the inner city of Babylon known as the Ishtar gate – Darwaza D’Ishtar in Assyrian. A range of these glazed tile that the istanbul Museum of Archaeology house includes dragons and bulls (aurochs).
her head, under it’s cloud of hair, bent over the music she is reading through; / and beyond the sill, the night stirred by the clapping of wings / -Remembering Babylon
Count Benjamin Franklin / babylon is system is the vampire. original design by Danny
The characters Cecil Von Grey (Agent Babylon) and Aidan Rabindranath (Agent Lemuria) sitting at the remains of the fallen tower of Babylon in Iraq.
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