Original artwork description:

Helen Keller & Annie Sullivan (Encouraging Impact)
This picture of Keller and Sullivan has been rediscovered after 120 years.
Helen Keller (1880-1936) was an American civic activist who overcame the obstacles of being blind and deaf. Annie Sullivan (1866-1936) was Helen’s teacher.

They met when Helen was 7 years old and lived together for 50 years. Helen looks so beautiful, like an angel, even though she couldn’t see the flames of the sun or hear the sound of the waves.

This floral work is meant to preserve historic moments of heartwarming stories that impacted the world. The red carnation symbolizes admiration, and its dark red color represents deep love and affection.

Materials used:

Oil, Gesso, Newspaper

Tags:
#still life #realistic #collage on canvas #documentary #humanism 

Encouraging Impact (2010) Oil painting
by ShinYoung An

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Helen Keller & Annie Sullivan (Encouraging Impact)
This picture of Keller and Sullivan has been rediscovered after 120 years.
Helen Keller (1880-1936) was an American civic activist who overcame the obstacles of being blind and deaf. Annie Sullivan (1866-1936) was Helen’s teacher.

They met when Helen was 7 years old and lived together for 50 years. Helen looks so beautiful, like an angel, even though she couldn’t see the flames of the sun or hear the sound of the waves.

This floral work is meant to preserve historic moments of heartwarming stories that impacted the world. The red carnation symbolizes admiration, and its dark red color represents deep love and affection.

Materials used:

Oil, Gesso, Newspaper

Tags:
#still life #realistic #collage on canvas #documentary #humanism 
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ShinYoung An is from South Korea and obtained her B. F. A in South Korea. She received her M. F. A from the New York Academy of Arts in 2001.... Read more

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