"For me, art is about sharing ideas and inspiration."
DAVID
C. HANCOCK upholds
traditional tenets of taste, aesthetics, and craftsmanship
while exploring philosophical
and narrative themes in his work. Hancock’s inspiration is
drawn from the history of western classical art, particularly the
early Italian
Baroque, and
increasingly
19th century Italian painters.
Hancock views art as an opportunity to share ideas, and seeks to inspire virtue
through his compositions, whether still life, portrait, or the human figure.