Logwood

Logwood

Puerto de Palos
Kingston
Puerto España
Olmeca 

Psalms 119:2
“Blessed are they that keep his testimonies, and that seek him with the whole heart.”

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Chess:  "Logwood" "Puerto de Palos" "Kingston" "Puerto España" "Olmec"

Puerto de Palos

Puerto de Palos

Kingston 

Puerto España 

Olmeca 

Sao Paulo

Psalms 119:2
“Blessed are they that keep his testimonies, and that seek him with the whole heart.”

Chess: "Sao Paulo" "Puerto de Palos" "Kingston" "Puerto España" "Olmeca"

The Wrestler

The Wrestler 
Olmec
Olmeca
Old Mecca
Harp
Cow Boy

Psalm 43:4
"Then will I go unto the altar of God, unto God my exceeding joy: yea, upon the harp will I praise thee, O God my God."

"One plant had wreathed itself round a statue"~~~Hawthorne

"The smoke from the fire at times...wreathed into the room"~~~Stephen Crane

"If you wrest my words beyond their fair construction, it is you and not I, that are the April Fool."~~~Lamb 

The Wrestler, an Olmec era statuette, 1200 - 800 BCE. Art historian George Kubler finds that "the spiraling motion of the body, the multiplicity of profile, the coherent muscles, and the expressive estraint of the work set it apart as among the great works of sculpture of all ages".^[1] Michael Coe finds it "one of the supreme examples of Olmec art".^[2]

THE WRESTLER (THE HARP PLAYER)
Is this masterpiece OImec statue, a key? Is it a brilliant encoding of "King David" in the Mesoamerican Matrix as a "WRESTLER", not a harp player? Derived from the praxis and comprehension of Psalm 43:4?




Chess: "The Wrestler"  "Olmec" "Olmeca" "Old Mecca" "Harp" "Cow Boy"