Was it true Glory? by giulband
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Description
Often the old veterans of an ancient battle tell of heroism, epic, comrades. In their eyes, however, it seems to be a bit of fear, melancholy and often a disturbing question ...........
Comments (110)
Awesome surreal work*********
This is so unique. Love it. :)
Wow! Very clever once again. Love the expressive flosting disconnected hands and the beady half hidden dark eyes inside the helmet and the rusted swords of past battles won or lost!
Excellent scene!
Not sure how I missed this outstanding piece...Excellent as always....5++++
Thoughtful and fine realisation
No doubt I'm late to the show here, but very nice work :)
Very true, love the metaphor of the armor. Your art is masterfully better and better. Bravo!
Outstanding....very imaginative and very well rendered.
Impressive and very creative image !
This is true to the point.
Cool
I see in your struck a cord with many viewers feelings with this rendering you done very well with your work a note we are living in a time soon all wars between man will end for ever.
Outstanding A master work from a obvious master.
Great concept and execution of this design. Bravo !! Well done my friend : )
great concept indeed. I think that it is sad that peoples who won a war are more glorious than people who act for peace ! We always think at peoples like Napoleon and rarely at peoples like Gandi.
Very thought provoking image, and question, well done !
Wonderful abstract work,love it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Great idea, nice work !
Magnificent posing of the guantlets & helmet. And wonderful work on the background of buried swords :)