05 December 2007
Innocent Killings of Bethlehem
This is an acrylic painting again depicting an incident in the life of Humanity.
Herod had percieved that Baby Jesus would be among the Bethlehem children and he decided to kill those of less the two years, to make sure that He is killed.
The rampage of killings, Cries of women and those of animals enphacises the grave incident and so does the smolthering colours.
CLASH OF ANGELS
Angels and Archangles are a favourite of my subjects in all media paitings.
We have been taught that before the creation of the world, there was a battle between the most fantastic angles for the attention of the Lord.
The two opposing sections were led by Archangel Gabriel and the most beautiful of all Archangels, Lucifero.
Lucifero's faction lost and here we see him transforming into a weird sort of angel, descending in the abess.
ALEXANDER
This is a painting in acrylic depicting Alexander on his cruelest mission in establishing 'his' civilization from across the mediteranean to India.
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The painting is not more thatn 18''x34''
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The actions of both the Warior Lord, and the screaming horse is obvious. Dark mysterious background depicts the atmosphere that prevailed during these bloody adventures.
CARNIVAL
Carnival is an acrylic painting of 30'' x 28'' on wood.
The painting is inspired by the esquisite movement of the dancer's dress in a joyious mood created by carnival.
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This new series of acrylics will soon be exhibited collectively. The mood is harsh and the show of colours and vibration of movement is obvious.
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Carnival is a joyious work with a little shade of melanchony in tone.
BAGOAS, THE DANCER
This is one of the latest work in clay.
Bagoas, know as the 'boy', because of his slim body and soft dark complexion, was the dancer of Alexander the Great. Some say he was more than that infact he might have even been a butler, a confideant and even a lover of the Great King.
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Herewith find another two shots from different angles of the statue which is not more than 12''x30''x12''
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The twists and curves of the body denotes action and style of a time when the Grandness of the High King of Babylon was on its optimum level.