Log Cabin Church

Log Cabin Church is my personal favorite work. I painted this for my godparents. They were members here. My godmother always said this was my masterpiece. I discovered this beautiful church in 1973. I saw the buildings as reflecting the two testaments of the Christian Bible. I took artistic license and replaced the road in front of the church with a shadow. The shadow is a metaphor. Evil is approaching the church. Satan has always been after the church.

1978 – Pencil Drawing
This was my study for the painting below.
Life painted the shadow
God paints the sky

1981 – Acrylic watercolor on illustration board

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By Edward M. Caldwell

I’m a retired fully human family man. Except for some unavoidable honey-do’s, I pretty much goof off for a living now. Ed’s Art Net is a sharing of my art and grandiose thinking.