Clifford Judson Huss (1942 – 2008)
Posted by American Gallery on March 23, 2013
Isa Flore
Natural History
Indoctrination
The Lotus Eaters
The Word
title unknown
Plutonium
Saint Michael
title unknown
The Reconciliation
Opening Act (Nu)
title unknown
Harlem Shuffle
Autumn
The Monument
The Transformation Of Saint George
Silence
The Sentinel
After The Storm
Summer
The Honey Merchant
The Barnyard
Desert Rose
The Last Bird
Fishing For Angels
Return From Africa
The Blind Hunter
The Leak
The Survivor
Ecce Homo
4 Responses to “Clifford Judson Huss (1942 – 2008)”
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vincente di nome said
Good Sunday to all !
The study and the influence of the Flemish masters of the fantastic real, mystical and transcendent vision, especially Bosch and Bruegel, is evident in the paintings of Judson Huss.
From the works set out above we can get an idea of how, according to the artist, the existence of man on earth is at the mercy of the occult forces of evil, usually represented with the symbols of the devil and menacing beasts.
However, man is endowed with reason, and tries to subdue the animal instincts that dwell within its being, as shown by the tamer of wild beasts, in Figure n.6
Of course, this is just my subjective interpretation.
Bruce said
Suzay, you just *had* to post “Indoctrination” two days before my otolaryngologist (EAR, nose, and throat – emphasis on what hurts) appointment, didn’t you! I’ve never been to one; is that what it’s like? 😦
Suzay Lamb said
Don’t worry. The practice of otolaryngology has changed and evolved significantly over the past decades. I can tell you with a fair amount of confidence that you won’t be tied up and stripped naked during your medical visit. Go quietly.
Bruce said
Fine, but I’d better not see a reproduction of that painting in his office, ‘cuz if I do, I’m leaving pronto!