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Photos» Show All «Prev «1 ... 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 ... 465» Next» » Slide Show Loading... Corn Hill, Texas, a painting by Talmage Minter Talmage describes the painting thus: Corn Hill is about 20-30 miles from our capital city of Austin. The church seems to be a little-used relic from another era. It's built in the style of a miniature cathedral. Despite its bucolic setting, it strikes me as a rather dark place. The horse represents, perhaps, the disinterest of God who has turned away from a dead expression of Christianity. To my way of thinking, the white color of the horse symbolizes God's purity, but also (maybe) hope for a new beginning.
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