Mold Me, Make Me II Frame:Unframed During World War II

During World War II

In the background you will find several symbols of the great nation

broken column

Their journey serves as a reminder that faith and perseverance can light the way to the promises of God

the emblem of the legendary Red Tail squadron

Mold Me, Make Me II Frame:Unframed During World War IIAn open edition work of art by Aaron and Alan hicks. It depicts an distressed African American man who is kneeling at the alter in prayer. He has finally decided to let go and let GOD. He understands that the Heavenly Father is molding him for what lies ahead. This work of art was inspired by Isaiah 64: 8 and reads: "But now, O LORD, thou art our father; we are the clay, and thou our potter; and we all are the work of thy hand." This work of art