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“The Exodus”Triptych on Wood (1991) Original Oil Painting by Rakhmet Redzhepov

104 x 34 x 3cm (unframed)

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“The Exodus”Triptych on Wood, Oil, 34x104x3 cm
Contemplate a profound philosophical narrative with this rare, masterful surrealist triptych painted on wood. The panoramic composition unfolds across three interconnected panels, depicting a newborn baby breaking through a fractured sky above a deep, web-covered abyss. Flanking the central figure are fallen monuments of human history—a weathered wooden cross and a cracked stone hammer and sickle—resting on barren cliffs, creating a monumental symbolic allegory about the cyclic nature of life, ideologies, and eternal spiritual rebirth.

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Wood, Oil

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“The Exodus”Triptych on Wood, Oil, 34x104x3 cm
Contemplate a profound philosophical narrative with this rare, masterful surrealist triptych painted on wood. The panoramic composition unfolds across three interconnected panels, depicting a newborn baby breaking through a fractured sky above a deep, web-covered abyss. Flanking the central figure are fallen monuments of human history—a weathered wooden cross and a cracked stone hammer and sickle—resting on barren cliffs, creating a monumental symbolic allegory about the cyclic nature of life, ideologies, and eternal spiritual rebirth.

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Wood, Oil

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Every day I try to create life-affirming pictures, filled with gratitude to every moment, admiration for the beauty of the world around us and love for people. I hope that... Read more

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