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Celebrating the delicate balance between grandeur and subtlety, 'The High Do Seek The Lowly' captures a serene scene of nature's contrasting beauty. Three towering leafless trees stand tall, their majestic presence dominating the landscape. Amidst their imposing stature, a shorter tree adorned with vibrant golden, orange, and brown leaves emanates a quiet charm.

The title, borrowed from Emily Dickinson's poetry, evokes a thought-provoking connection between the grandeur of the towering trees and the humble beauty of the smaller, budding one. It speaks of an interplay between the elevated aspects of life seeking resonance with the more modest elements, inviting contemplation on the pursuit of harmony and balance in contrasting elements.

This artwork mirrors the pursuit of harmony between growth and decay, depicting a narrative of the cycle of life.

Please Note: Colors depicted may vary on different monitors. If you seek a specific tone or are uncertain about the true colors in any of my paintings, feel free to reach out for additional information. I'm more than happy to provide further details or assistance to ensure your satisfaction.

Important: taxes, import duties and charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost, these charges are the buyer's responsibility.

Materials used:

watercolor and ink

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#poetic image #black and yellow #cycle of life #watercolor minimalist #artistic narrative #gorinart #majestic trees #subtle charm #grandeur and humility #minimalist simplicity #nature's contrast beauty #essential elements #contemplative symbolism #elegant contrasts #the high do seek the lowly 
The High Do Seek The Lowly (2023)
Watercolour
by Marian Gorin

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Celebrating the delicate balance between grandeur and subtlety, 'The High Do Seek The Lowly' captures a serene scene of nature's contrasting beauty. Three towering leafless trees stand tall, their majestic presence dominating the landscape. Amidst their imposing stature, a shorter tree adorned with vibrant golden, orange, and brown leaves emanates a quiet charm.

The title, borrowed from Emily Dickinson's poetry, evokes a thought-provoking connection between the grandeur of the towering trees and the humble beauty of the smaller, budding one. It speaks of an interplay between the elevated aspects of life seeking resonance with the more modest elements, inviting contemplation on the pursuit of harmony and balance in contrasting elements.

This artwork mirrors the pursuit of harmony between growth and decay, depicting a narrative of the cycle of life.

Please Note: Colors depicted may vary on different monitors. If you seek a specific tone or are uncertain about the true colors in any of my paintings, feel free to reach out for additional information. I'm more than happy to provide further details or assistance to ensure your satisfaction.

Important: taxes, import duties and charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost, these charges are the buyer's responsibility.

Materials used:

watercolor and ink

Tags:
#poetic image #black and yellow #cycle of life #watercolor minimalist #artistic narrative #gorinart #majestic trees #subtle charm #grandeur and humility #minimalist simplicity #nature's contrast beauty #essential elements #contemplative symbolism #elegant contrasts #the high do seek the lowly 

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I'm an emerging artist inspired by nature, creating works where even the smallest things have their place. I employ classic techniques as watercolor to create subtle color harmonies, relatively... Read more

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