The Wanderer by garyandcatherine
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****THIS IS NOT ANTI-SEMITIC****
The Wandering Jew
A character doomed to live until the end of the world because he taunted Jesus on the way to the Crucifixion. A reference in John 18:20
Comments (21)
amazing scene!! powerful! Happy Thanksgiving
Awesome work! I love it!!! Also very impressed with your "logo", really cool!
atmosphere feels very cold and alone....
So much for second chances! Excellent interpretation.
splendid picture,very good work,alike usual.magnificient postwork too.vote
a real sense of torment,great scene.v.
How strange and beautiful, almost like something straight out of a fairy tale or a ghost story! Brilliant! v
A wonderful scene!! the snow effects look fantastic!! Excellent work!!
Excellent composition and effects!! Hope he gets to where he is going as it looks like a horrible storm! v
Beautiful snowy effect! I love this.... of course I love winter. 8) Excellent work. This gets a vote from me.
This is excellent work my friends, most special indeed - BRAVO!!!
Wow! what a superb picture...bravo! V
Wow, this is truly excellent!!! The composition really draws you in. The weather effects are terrific! V
Sorry, I'm late to comment this awesome scene.... superb atmosphere and snow effect ! Most excellent artwork !! v
Hey! You even did the footprints! Well done!
OOOhhhhhhhhhhhh christmas is coming....yeeppppeeeeeeeee!!........oh and this is great, well done! ;)
im buddhist myself, but greatpic, i love snow pics!
excellent, excellent and excellent again! :)
It's amazing how truthfull a b&w could be!
fantastic work!
How unfortunate that you even had to preface this illustration with a declaration like that. I'm very impressed by the work here -- it reminded me instantly of something out of "Young Goodman Brown" or "Solomon Kane." Very strong, and the composition is remarkable -- great balance between darks and whites. Bravo!