Posts Tagged ‘Elfred Lee’
Unveiling of The Tree of Life – December 2017
The Tree of Life To unveil a painting is an uncommon thing. When you consider the process of creating a painting, from concept to finished art, it can take months and sometimes years to get the final result the artist wants. It’s been over 13 years since the museum unveiled Elfred Lee’s Noah’s Ark…
Read MoreEat From This Tree and Live Forever
Who wouldn’t want to live forever… and according to the book of Genesis, The Tree of Life was originally the medium God was to use, to perpetuate human existence throughout eternity. However there was one problem. A nearby counterfeit tree had tempting fruit, and it’s affect, resulted in death. Fast forward 6,000 years and you…
Read MoreIntroducing “The Tree of Life” by Elfred Lee
Long overdue “Hello from us to you.” Our 7 year hiatus is over and are back creating a new version of the museum. Now, the museum is not open, however we in the process of filling a small section of the museum at our Phoenix, NY location into a mini-museum and will be open…
Read MoreUnveiling the Invitation
It was time to meet artist Elfred Lee as he nonchalantly picked up off the stainless luggage carousel a long black PVC tube that held a 4 x 8 ft. canvas original painting. Looking more like a bazooka than a painting, I was amazed he had gotten through airport security. The Westvale SDA church in…
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