Captive SoulsSpring 2015 - Volume 19 Number 2
Captive Souls acrylic on stretched canvas 28" x 28" Philip R Brunner, MD, FAAP
This painting was inspired by the Nigerian women who were captured by Boko Haram, bathed and dressed in bright clothing, and then sold into slavery.
Dr Brunner is a retired Pediatrician and former Chief of Service at the South Bay Medical Center in Harbor City, CA. |
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