"Broken People"

And Yet I Refuse To Answer by Thomas Gebauer<br><a href='ag201_Gebauer'>View Full Artist Page</a>

Headache Box by Louise Norrell<br><a href='ag202_Norrell'>View Full Artist Page</a>

I Don't Want To Be Sick by Mary Andrus<br><a href='ag203_Andrus'>View Full Artist Page</a>

Swirl Of Life by Christine Jaksy<br><a href='ag204_Jaksy'>View Full Artist Page</a>

A Stab in the Arm by Stan Cohen<br><a href='ag205_Cohen'>View Full Artist Page</a>

A Liar Is Not Believed Even Though He Tells The Truth by M.R. Shebesta<br><a href='ag206_Shebesta'>View Full Artist Page</a>

Broken People by Robert S. Beal

The Despair In Pain by Ariella Yaron<br><a href='ag208_Yaron'>View Full Artist Page</a>

Tribute To A Dying Oak by Deborah L. Sternin<br><a href='ag209_Sternin'>View Full Artist Page</a>

Waves by Have Zilbershtein<br><a href='ag210_Zilbershtein'>View Full Artist Page</a>

Colors Of Pain by Rosemary Boehm<br><a href='ag211_Boehm'>View Full Artist Page</a>

Morphine Magic by Myrna R. Spicer<br><a href='ag212_Spicer'>View Full Artist Page</a>

CP II by Mark Collen<br><a href='ag213_Collen'>View Full Artist Page</a>

Spine by Ralph E. Busch<br><a href='ag214_Busch'>View Full Artist Page</a>

An Apex of Madness by Shawn Person<br><a href='ag215_Person'>View Full Artist Page</a>

Pool of Darkness by Julie Meese<br><a href='ag216_Meese'>View Full Artist Page</a>

Robert Beal
Tulsa, Oklahoma

Artist Statement:

The art addresses how people with chronic pain often feel like they are broken people.

Broken People
oil
24 inches long x 30 inches wide

SUFFERING

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