The ancient Roman goddess was the first I drew for the Green-Wood series. The color was done by Edwin Vazkez. Minerva stands atop Battle Hill in Brooklyn. It is located where George Washington battled the British during the Battle of Long Island. The statue was erected by Charles Higgins, the Ink King. Minerva waves to her sister statue in New York harbor, the Statue of Liberty!
Art by R. R. Pollak
Wednesday, February 4, 2009
Minerva
The ancient Roman goddess was the first I drew for the Green-Wood series. The color was done by Edwin Vazkez. Minerva stands atop Battle Hill in Brooklyn. It is located where George Washington battled the British during the Battle of Long Island. The statue was erected by Charles Higgins, the Ink King. Minerva waves to her sister statue in New York harbor, the Statue of Liberty!
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