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Original artwork description:
**If preferred, I can offer this image unframed (20€ discount) - please just contact me. The sale will still go over Artfinder, I will simply adjust the price in the listing.**
The ‘Cycles’ series chronicles the changing of the seasons and the wax and wane of the moon. Through the lens of the traditional Celtic festivals and the astronomical calendar, these images evoke feelings of mystery and awe, and help us to understand our place in the natural world.
The Winter Solstice is also known as the Yule festival, taking place on the 21st of December. This is the longest, darkest night in the year and is a time for looking inward, reflecting on life and taking stock of the past year. Despite the darkness, there is a 'golden' lining to this festival, seen in the image in the yellow colour at the top: from now on the nights grow shorter, giving way to the growing strength of the Sun.
Materials used:
oil and ink
Tags:
#winter #dark #oil #season #irish #astrological art #celtic #paganism #pagan #yuleCycles Series: Winter Solstice / Yule (2018)
Oil painting
by Sarah Dudley
2 Artist Reviews
£214.51
- Oil painting on Paper
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 28 x 35 x 2cm (framed) / 13 x 18cm (actual image size)
- Framed and ready to hang
- Signed on the front
- Style: Expressive and gestural
- Subject: Landscapes, sea and sky
Original artwork description
**If preferred, I can offer this image unframed (20€ discount) - please just contact me. The sale will still go over Artfinder, I will simply adjust the price in the listing.**
The ‘Cycles’ series chronicles the changing of the seasons and the wax and wane of the moon. Through the lens of the traditional Celtic festivals and the astronomical calendar, these images evoke feelings of mystery and awe, and help us to understand our place in the natural world.
The Winter Solstice is also known as the Yule festival, taking place on the 21st of December. This is the longest, darkest night in the year and is a time for looking inward, reflecting on life and taking stock of the past year. Despite the darkness, there is a 'golden' lining to this festival, seen in the image in the yellow colour at the top: from now on the nights grow shorter, giving way to the growing strength of the Sun.
Materials used:
oil and ink
Tags:
#winter #dark #oil #season #irish #astrological art #celtic #paganism #pagan #yuleReturns and refunds
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Artist Reviews (2)
This artwork is sold by Sarah Dudley from Germany
Sarah Dudley
Germany
About
My images deal with the recurring cycle of decay and
reconstruction that transforms our lives and our environment, but which is often
taken for granted. I seek to capture the beauty in... Read more
