The following text by John Williams appeared in American Artist magazine, July 1980
"Portrait of Solitude"
The creative life Herbert Davidson pursues is simple, ordered, and solitary, like the pictures he paints. In a sense his pictures are his life, records of the things he sees, of the people he knows and meets, of the experiences he has. Like seeds, he plants these experiences daily in the back of his mind and some take root, grow, and eventually bear frui (showing 500 of 11118 characters). |
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