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Original artwork description:
Greek and Roman myth tended to portray the dance of cranes as a love of joy and a celebration of life. The crane was usually considered to be a bird of Apollo, the sun god, who heralded in Spring and light. Throughout all of Asia, the crane has been a symbol of happiness and eternal youth. In Japanese, Chinese, and Korean tradition, cranes stand for good fortune and longevity because of its fabled life span of a thousand years. The Japanese refer to the crane as “the bird of happiness;” the Chinese as “heavenly crane” believing they were symbols of wisdom.
Contemporary impressionist red crowned crane dance with palette knife texture on gallery wrapped canvas.
Artwork shown in context (room view) does not necessarily represent the painting size.
60 X 80 X 1.5 cm. 23.5" X 31.5" X 0.5"
Sides finished in black and ready to hang upon receipt.
A signed Certificate of Authenticity is enclosed with shipment.
Tags:
#birds in #crane in #dance in #red crowned #crane dance #birds danceDance with Me - Red Crowned Crane dance in snow: home, office décor
Acrylic painting
by Liza Wheeler
3 Artist Reviews
£365 Sold
- Acrylic painting on Canvas
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 60 x 80 x 1.5cm
- Ready to hang
- Signed on the front
- Style: Impressionistic
- Subject: Animals and birds
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Original artwork description
Greek and Roman myth tended to portray the dance of cranes as a love of joy and a celebration of life. The crane was usually considered to be a bird of Apollo, the sun god, who heralded in Spring and light. Throughout all of Asia, the crane has been a symbol of happiness and eternal youth. In Japanese, Chinese, and Korean tradition, cranes stand for good fortune and longevity because of its fabled life span of a thousand years. The Japanese refer to the crane as “the bird of happiness;” the Chinese as “heavenly crane” believing they were symbols of wisdom.
Contemporary impressionist red crowned crane dance with palette knife texture on gallery wrapped canvas.
Artwork shown in context (room view) does not necessarily represent the painting size.
60 X 80 X 1.5 cm. 23.5" X 31.5" X 0.5"
Sides finished in black and ready to hang upon receipt.
A signed Certificate of Authenticity is enclosed with shipment.
Tags:
#birds in #crane in #dance in #red crowned #crane dance #birds dance
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Artist Reviews (3)
Liza Wheeler
Romania
About
Following
advanced studies in design, my art career began as an understudy, twenty three
years ago, leading to about seven years of custom freelance work. I consider myself to be mostly... Read more