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Rajasthani Camel
Original painting on cardstock. Camel is depicted in traditional formal attire from the desert area of Rajasthan, India. Exquisite detailing and textural relief. 6 5/16" wide x 8 3/8" tall. Hand painted in India. |
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Dancing Radha with Flower
Radha is the lover of Krishna. She is pictured here dancing with a flower dressed in traditional choli and odhani. This original painting measures approximately 6" wide x 11 1/4" tall. Hand painted in India.
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Elephant
Original painting on thick cardstock. Elephants are thought to bring good luck and are the face of Ganesh. This piece has amazing textural detailing. Approximately 7" tall x 8 5/8" wide. Hand painted in India.
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Ganesh in Repose
Seen resting on a rock, this original piece is hand painted on old government paper which bears the official stamp of the regional governent on the front. Paper is fragile, has some tearing along its edges and has some patched areas on the back. Ganesh is the remover of obsticles and is thought to bring good luck and symbolize new beginnings. Approximately 8 3/4" wide x 12 3/4" tall. Hand painted in India.
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Borrachos
This painted engraving of dancing skeletons is completely hand crafted on bark paper which has been mounted to linen. Paper measures approximately 11 1/4" long x 7 7/16" tall. Slightly larger with linen. Hand crafted in Mexico.
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Soldado y Adelita
This painted engraving is completely hand crafted on bark paper which has been mounted to linen. Paper measures approximately 7 1/4" wide x 11" tall. Slightly larger with linen. Hand crafted in Mexico. |
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Isis
Depicted here with a throne headpiece and wings, Isis has been described as 'She who gives birth to heaven and earth, knows the orphan, knows the widow, seeks justice for the poor, and shelter for the weak' and is the feminine archetype for creation. The empty throne headpiece is symbolic of the events relating to Osiris and her wings represent ascension and are associated with the Phoenix, who is the female bird of resurrection. Hand painted on papyrus in Egypt. Some waving in papyrus. Approximately 9 3/4" tall x 12 3/4" wide.
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Egyptian Calendar
This ancient Egyptian calendar depicts twelve figures representing each month of the year. Four Gods represent north, south, west and east, four Goddesses representing each of the seasons, spring, summer, winter and fall and twenty four hands holding the circle represent the hours in a day. Hand painted on papyrus in Egypt. Approximately 13 1/2" wide x 9" tall.
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