Masterpieces – The History of a Period

The Destruction of Damour (130 x 162 cm – 1976)

The whole is dramatic and tragic. The sky is dark and the town deserted. The inhabitants are gathered on the shoreline, where one small embarkation allows a little ray of hope. In the foreground lies a dog lifeless. There is a great play of contrasts and mastery in the execution.

The whole atmosphere is tragic. On a lowering sky and on a shore without hope, the scene unfolds. This is the town of Damour, now a ghost town. The townsfolk scattered here and there turn towards the crowd huddled together in front of a boat.

Other Masterpieces – The History of a Period

My Hero Pupil – 1976

A Martyred Nation – 1977

The Daily Events of the War – 1977

A Street in the Capital – 1976

The Destruction of Damour – 1976

Displaced Persons – 1977

The Three Martyrs – 1976

The Last Farewell – 1976

Other World an escape – 1977

A Crucifixion – 1987

A Hero’s Burial – 1990

The Cry of a Father – 1990

The Call of the Nation – 1990

A vast field of Humanity – 1989

The Wall – 1990 

The Banners – 1995

The Human River – 1989

Heroica – 1990

The Bridge – 1989

Behold the Man – 1994