Fourie ray (5 Ergebnisse)

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Brad Fisher came from a strict Christian home. His parents were concerned that Brad's relationship with his non-Christian girlfriend had become a stumbling block and he was no longer committed to God as he used to be. For his seventeenth birthday, they gave him an air ticket to visit Brad's fathers brother, a missionary in Southern Africa. With much trepidation and anger he departs to Africa. This is a story of a teenager who is exposed to a relationship with the Lord and learns to trust God. Set in the Zambezi Valley, Brad comes face to face with Africa's fiercest wild animals and when his uncle and cousin take him on a trip to deliver bibles to a mission station in Mozambique, they are captured by blood thirsty bandits. The three of them experience God's love as never before. Near death the three of them put their trust in God and watch as God's love defeats the enemy and after witnessing so many miracles, Brad sees God's power at work. Brad left America an immature teenager and returns a young man. Ray Fourie was born and educated in Rhodesia, which is now called Zimbabwe. He spent years in the Territorial Army fighting against communist guerrillas. Ray as well as being in secular work, where he had his own company, now works for an International Christian Ministry. He has spent twenty-two years working with the same ministry. He now lives in England.…

Zustand: New. KlappentextBrad Fisher came from a strict Christian home. His parents were concerned that Brad s relationship with his non-Christian girlfriend had become a stumbling block and he was no longer committed to God as he used to be. For his .

Zustand: Good. Portfolio with 34 original graphic works by Northern California artists, each signed and numbered. One of 50 cloth and board slipcases by Taurus Bookbindery, Berkeley. 12 x 9.25 inches.DANGER PORTFOLIOArtist IndexIn no particular order, this portfolio contains the following original works of art:Robilee Frederick: Ash and Bone Ash and oil on drafting tissue; Gordon Huether: Solvent Enamel on monoprint on Reeves BFK paper;Bruce Cannon: Biological Counter Timers, Document Drawing, Mixed Media and Ink on Vellum; Kurt Kemp: Big Mouth Man with Dangerous Bird Intaglio; Nora Auston: Crushed Ink on paper; Andries Fourie: Land Mine, Inkjet print on vellum; Decatur Blue: Bombs Away, Toilet seat cover in glassine; Aaron De Beers: Trained Predators, Inkjet print; Eric Sanchez: Thank Heaven for Little Boys, Inkjet print; Constance Maher: Blood Drip, Construction paper and glue; Ry Rocklen: Nuclear Winter Wonderland, Drawing and glitter on card stock; Dennis Raines: Untitled, Intaglio; Brendan Carroll: Danger, Polaroid transfer; Rob Keller: Blood Hounds, Dog blood on various media; Lucy Puls: Ictus et Macula (Kitchen Knife), Ink on paper; Dona Kopol Bonick: Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood, Inkjet print with bullet hole; Connie Walsh: Untitled, Flocking on photo Inkjet paper; Rob Ceballos: Untitled, Woodcut on Arches paper; Ray Beldner: In Case of Emergency, Inkjet print on Kozo paper; Xavier Tiernan: Untitled, Burns on Reeves BFK paper; Joel Mesler: Cutting Cocaine Lines into Love Letters, Offset print; Ed Osborn: VLF Study #1, Very low frequency spectrogram of earth's natural radio activity; Ben Diller: Danger/Peril, Double woodblock print on Reeves BFK paper; Philip Wagner: Untitled, Offset print; Karen Hill: Folding Laundry, Inkjet print;Nancy Willis: Traces, Lipstick transfer on BFK Reeves paper; John Bonick: Bare It, Magnified sunlight and worry lines on waxed paper; William F. Wilson: II Stigmata, Mixed media inkjet print; Jackie Perez Gratz: Proof C, prints in evidence bag with label; Connell Ray Little: Untitled, Ink on card stock; Riccardo Toronto: War Surplus Hero, Offset print; Mark Garrett: Entropy II, Laser print;Lenny Gonzalez: Noel & Knoller, Inkjet photo print; Zakron: The Fear of Being Held Captive, Silver gelatin print individually processed to last an unknown amount of time.Danger logo design by Lewis deSoto.Each of these portfolio boxes was hand made and assembled by the show's curators. The Danger essay by Alison Bing was letterpress printed on Arches paper. Special thanks to Diane Newel at Taurus Bookbindery and Lisa Rappaport at Littoral Press, both in Berkeley, California.- Rob Keller and John Banick, Co-CuratorsNot all the portfolios contain all the prints so custom orders can be filled.…