About each photo:

Photo Left: PRAYER ON THE WESTERN WALL, by Scott Walker (2018) - Prayer along the Western Wall in Jerusalem is something that many participate in. From Jewish backgrounds to Christians, you will see a variety of visitors. Many write notes to God and place them into the cracks of the wall. Sometimes, detailed secrets or confessions are placed into the cracks. During the late 19th century, there was not a separation between men and women at the wall. Today however, there is a partition dividing the male and female side of the wall. CANVAS, 1.5-inches thick. 24-inches tall and 36-inches across.

Photo Right: A MAZE OF STREETS, STEPS AND PEOPLE, by Scott Walker (2018) - In the marketplace of Old City in Jerusalem, you will find vendor after vendor selling everything from foods to fabrics. You will also find a maze of walkways. The stairs and alleys throughout the area are second nature to local residents who don’t have any problem finding their way through the seas of shoppers and vendors. Children who walk home from school each day are equally knowledgeable to their common route. Each afternoon, it is likely that you will see hundreds of children running through the streets excited to head home after a day of schooling. The kids will sometimes stop for a cold Popsicle, a Coca-Cola or piece of candy on their walk home. Other times, they simply skip down the steps in an attempt to get home at the same time as their friends.

CANVAS: 1.5-inches thick. 24-inches tall and 36-inches across.

FRAMED PRINTS: Black Wood Frame with a 24x36 signed print encased with a double white mat and covered with clear acrylic.