Painting eight in my collection, The Hotel Vide. Another interesting oddity is the book the Reverend has written, “Converting the Islamic World.” I invented this title, but it became a topic of discussion amongst Christian groups operating missions in Iraq and Afghanistan in the following years. Compare the Reverend Alcott to his wife June…
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The Rev. James Alcott, Nightstand, Suite 5A, 9/22, 10:47 p.m.
F. Scott Hess (b. 1955)
The Rev. James Alcott, Nightstand, Suite 5A, 9/22, 10:47 p.m.
2001
oil on aluminum
24 × 18 inches
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The Hotel Vide: Ten Narrative Still Lifes
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