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Le Morte D'Arthur

ACEO mini prints now available, visit artist home site; please inquire for original at this time.

MEDIUM/GROUND: 16"x20" Oil on stretched canvas

DESCRIPTION: This painting combines the legend of King Arthur and Native American elements to speak of a balance between male female earth energies. In addition, each of the five Sacred Elements are represented through objects in the scene; the drum and bear skull stand for the Element of Earth and the mysteries within, the chimea and candle show the Element of Fire, the hawk feather symbolizes the Element of Air as well as the clarity of Sacred Vision, and the Pacific Ocean agate stones are representative of the Element of Water. The fifth Element, Akasha, is shown here as firey orbs of force. The early 1900's book holds the same title as the painting and is a symbol for knowledge. A small clay Goddess statue guards the scene. This painting is a lesson in balance and the magic of the mysteries.

11 Comments

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joel zelikovitz 02 Oct 2011

powerful

Artist Reply: Thank you very much Joel! :)

James Davis 29 Aug 2009

Awesome.. Really well done.!

Artist Reply: Thank you very much for your sweet words, James!

Olga van Dijk 10 May 2009

wow. i put you on my artwatch somce your work is awesome Tree!!

Artist Reply: Thank you so much! I'm very glad you enjoyed your visit! :)

Armando Salas 10 May 2009

My Pic of the Day, no doubt!

Artist Reply: Wow, that was very cool of you to choose the piece! I'm honored and pleased you enjoyed it so!

Reynaldo Villarreal 28 Apr 2009

very imaginative, inventive, colors and composition, well executed. very good piece teresa

Artist Reply: Hello again Reynaldo. Thanks for your kind remarks about this painting. I really enjoyed working on it and am pleased to share it with others. :)

Hassan Pasha 02 Sep 2006

like the baffled king composes Hallelujiah, i am sitting here totally baffled and in awe by this extremely amazing piece of art ... somebody help me here ... THIS IS BEYOND WORDS ...

Artist Reply: :) Just super! I had a great time painting this and am so happy others enjoy the effort of taking every day objects around me and trying to make them say something of value. :)

Emily Reed 13 May 2006

A striking work of art!

Anonymous Guest 21 Apr 2006

Very creative and interesting to look at. GJ

Carla van den Berg 13 Jul 2005

The quality of the image isn't very good, but I saw these one on your own website en I really like this piece a lot. Very, very beautiful!

Artist Reply: Yes, the clarity is poor here. My image files were accidently compressed. Errg! But thank you so very much! It fills my heart with joy to know the effort is enjoyed. Art is a lonely thing on the wall without eyes to look upon it.

Hilton Harris 27 Oct 2004

Excellent piece. Beautifully done.

Billy Lewis 26 Oct 2004

excellent, i like your style