
Rick Kelley Artist Signed Open Edition Print :"Homecoming"

Artist: Rick Kelley
Title: Homecoming
Edition Size: Open Artist Signed
Medium: Lithograph on Paper
Image Dimensions: 13.5" x 21".
From the Artist: It is part of my mission to recognize and honor those who serve, or have served our country as well as others who have gone beyond the call of duty. This painting was created to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the tragedies from the events of 9-11. There are many camoflauged components in the painting: •The words at the bottom of the painting that say, "OUR FREEDOM COMES NOT FROM THE GENEROSITY OF THE STATE, BUT FROM THE HAND OF GOD". The words that followed this statement originally were, "So Ask Not What Your Country Can Do For You, But What You Can Do For Your Country." •The soldier is returning home. As he looks over at the picture drawn by his daughter nailed to a telephone pole with a yellow ribbon tied right below it, she writes "In God We Trust and I Love You Dad." •Between the soldier and the town are ghosts of policemen, firemen and soldiers honoring him for fighting for what they gave their lives for. •One soldier was his buddy wearing the same deployment patch he is. •As your eye follows the four telephone wires towards the town then beyone, you'll see four snow lines going up into the mountains. At the end of them lines are four F-16 fighters flying in the Missing Soldier Formation. •Between the 3rd and 4th jet is the 3 firemen raising the flag in front of the remnants of the twin towers in Manhattan. •To the right of the 4th jet are the soldiers raising the flag at Iwo Jima. •On one side of the main telephone pole, in the mountain, is Mother Teresa, who gave her life to the poorest of the poor. •On the other side is Dr. Marting Luther King, who gave his life defending Freedom. •In the snowiest part of the mountain, to the left, is the Pentagon. World peace is defended there daily. •In flight, below the Pentagon is United Flight 93, on the side of the plane, in the immortal words of civilian Todd Beamer it says "Let's Roll" •At the top of the mountain is the American flag again in the mountain and the sky with our nations symbol, the bald eagle soaring to great heights over all the sacrifices in the name of God, Country and Freedom. A wise man once said, "Freedom is not to do what ever one wants, but to do what one ought"
I believe that in order to live in peace and make the changes in the world necessary for us to get along, to succeed, be prosperous and ultimately survive, we need to start loving and giving of ourselves unconditionally to each other. - Rick Kelley
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Title: Homecoming
Edition Size: Open Artist Signed
Medium: Lithograph on Paper
Image Dimensions: 13.5" x 21".
From the Artist: It is part of my mission to recognize and honor those who serve, or have served our country as well as others who have gone beyond the call of duty. This painting was created to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the tragedies from the events of 9-11. There are many camoflauged components in the painting: •The words at the bottom of the painting that say, "OUR FREEDOM COMES NOT FROM THE GENEROSITY OF THE STATE, BUT FROM THE HAND OF GOD". The words that followed this statement originally were, "So Ask Not What Your Country Can Do For You, But What You Can Do For Your Country." •The soldier is returning home. As he looks over at the picture drawn by his daughter nailed to a telephone pole with a yellow ribbon tied right below it, she writes "In God We Trust and I Love You Dad." •Between the soldier and the town are ghosts of policemen, firemen and soldiers honoring him for fighting for what they gave their lives for. •One soldier was his buddy wearing the same deployment patch he is. •As your eye follows the four telephone wires towards the town then beyone, you'll see four snow lines going up into the mountains. At the end of them lines are four F-16 fighters flying in the Missing Soldier Formation. •Between the 3rd and 4th jet is the 3 firemen raising the flag in front of the remnants of the twin towers in Manhattan. •To the right of the 4th jet are the soldiers raising the flag at Iwo Jima. •On one side of the main telephone pole, in the mountain, is Mother Teresa, who gave her life to the poorest of the poor. •On the other side is Dr. Marting Luther King, who gave his life defending Freedom. •In the snowiest part of the mountain, to the left, is the Pentagon. World peace is defended there daily. •In flight, below the Pentagon is United Flight 93, on the side of the plane, in the immortal words of civilian Todd Beamer it says "Let's Roll" •At the top of the mountain is the American flag again in the mountain and the sky with our nations symbol, the bald eagle soaring to great heights over all the sacrifices in the name of God, Country and Freedom. A wise man once said, "Freedom is not to do what ever one wants, but to do what one ought"
I believe that in order to live in peace and make the changes in the world necessary for us to get along, to succeed, be prosperous and ultimately survive, we need to start loving and giving of ourselves unconditionally to each other. - Rick Kelley
Description: All Prints are sale priced everyday! Professionally Frame any print from our dealer gallery starting at an additional $149 and receive free shipping!
Click here to view the framing options.
Availability: Print only orders usually ship in 3-9 days. "Custom Framed" products are made to order by craftsman, so additional time is required. Please allow 3-4 weeks for delivery.