Sculpture and painting from two esteemed artists offer unique interpretations of sanctuary

This volume showcases the works of Thaddeus Mosley (born 1926) and Frank Walter (1926–2009). Mosley, self-taught and son of a Pennsylvania miner, uses salvaged wood to create large-scale abstract forms. Walter, from Antigua, expresses the beauty of his homeland’s landscapes through paintings and woodwork.

Text by: Brenda Jones, Barbara Paca, La Fleur Paysour