Valediction: to say farewell. To say farewell to material things; to people; to the past.
Here a woman holds herself - holds herself back from self-pity and sorrow, just allowing the feeling of resignation as the unstoppable force of fire take hold of her barn. A man - perhaps a farm worker - strides close to the fire, impotently raging at the loss.
Based on a scene from Tarkovsky's mesmerising 'Sacrifice', it sums up some of life's hopelessness.
This painting will be framed with a simple black wooden moulding.
Highest quality artists' oil paint.
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Valediction: to say farewell. To say farewell to material things; to people; to the past.
Here a woman holds herself - holds herself back from self-pity and sorrow, just allowing the feeling of resignation as the unstoppable force of fire take hold of her barn. A man - perhaps a farm worker - strides close to the fire, impotently raging at the loss.
Based on a scene from Tarkovsky's mesmerising 'Sacrifice', it sums up some of life's hopelessness.
This painting will be framed with a simple black wooden moulding.
Highest quality artists' oil paint.
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This artwork is sold by Andrew McNeile Jones from United Kingdom