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my painting. Havel Uhh! Came about quite by accident. I've been reading through books by J. Rogers, a well known black historians and anthropologists. And to my amazement, I found out that animal was black and too many young kids. This figure is portrayed a za white image

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because I've seen it myself on television, and I had intended Thio correct this. And so I studied elegance for about two months and did a little reading on Animal to find out how and why he used elephants and how these elephants came about. And so I

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used African elephants and I visualized a pass in the Alps that he might have crossed to see, I believe, and what we call memory of memory through once genetic makeup. You see, I stay away from anybody who tells me that I can't I can't see that

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far back, but I believe I can. And, uh, now I've come to the point now where I feel that I can do anything I want to do because I don't I'm not in a position or someone is telling me that I can't do it, you see.

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So therefore I feel free enough to paint a person such as Hannibal Crossing the Swiss Alps, and I've never seen snow before in my life. This is an eight joint is called. We called him Master. Well, I've just been doing a little bit checking on the

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Bible this time, and I found quotes such as, uh, out of Egypt and Ethiopia. Have I called my son? And most people should know the color of the people in Egypt and Ethiopia and such other quotes as together our faces gether darkness. And so this to

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me meant one thing. And so I did a picture of this particular head that shows a lot of respect, a lot of pride for himself, and it shows that this person is very powerful. And so to show my respect in return for this person existing, I

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did a head and I called it. We called him Master