Greek Relief Wall Art II

A sculptural wall composition that draws from the ancient vocabulary of classical relief, rendered in composite with a surface presence that reads as archaeological artifact as much as decorative object. The shallow depth of two and a half inches belies the work's considerable visual weight — at sixteen by twenty-four and a half inches, it commands a wall the way a fragment of frieze commands a museum corridor. From John Richard, it speaks to that enduring design truth that antiquity, properly interpreted, is never nostalgic — only timeless.