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A Self Portrait - The first time I saw men straight from combat was at night when they walked into my tent. We looked at one another with out a word. It was all in-comprehendible. and mad, but one thing I understood, this was the metamorphoses that awaited me and my friends. Stephen R. Ham
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Soldiers Heart - (Things I Remember from the War) - 18 Paintings by Stephen R. Ham shown at the American Visionary Art Museum 10-2001 to 10-2002 "Visionary Art, is by definition, a testament to the creative resilience of the humans spirit, and when such artists, as Stephen Ham or Irving Norman respond to the violent destruction and psychic devastation of war, their images have a heroic poignancy equal to anything on the subject by Goya or Picasso". Baltimore Sun - Art Review by Glenn McWatt |
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