Hamsa For Cameron
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Cameron’s Hamsa is full of favorite memories and visions of family, encircled by the names of guardian angels. It is surmounted by striped arches, souvenir of a memorable visit to the Mosque of Cordoba. Angels in the corners fly beneath the triangulated hands of the priestly blessing, in honor of his maternal grandfather (a Cohen).
Hamsa For Cameron
Acrylic on canvas, 36” X 48”
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