This artwork is a product of the fertile mind of Mason (see below). Somewhat unconventional in it's rendering of the crucifixion, it will no doubt go down in history as one of the more important religious icons of our era. Mason's interpretive powers go well beyond the scope of religion, but due to space limitations, this piece was all that I could include here.
A portrait of the artist as a young man - which he remains, to this very day. Mason enjoys karate, tormenting my cat, and of course, his first love, the fine arts. Bitmapped copies available on form-feed paper upon special request.
Al Spohn<spohn@mayo.edu>