ORIGINAL ART - Christian art TITLE: The Spirit of Freedom An original painting that forms one of a collection inspired by bible verses. “So if the Son sets you free, you will be free indeed.” John 8:36 “Now the Lord is the Spirit, and where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is freedom.” 2 Corinthians 3:17 “And you will know the truth, and the truth will set you free.” John 8:32 “Out of my distress I called on the Lord; the Lord answered me and set me free.” Psalm 118:5 FEATURES: An opened jar with butterflies being set free and flying out of a window into the distance. MATERIALS: Acrylic paint on stretched canvas. SIZE: 70cm x 50cm and 2cm deep OVERSEAS SHIPPING: Please be aware that there may be a sales tax required to pay at customs. This differs from country to country. In order to seamlessly pass through customs, I may request a contact number that I can pass on to the courier.
The founder of the Baha’i Faith, wrote a prayer of freedom for all slaves, which this article makes public for the first time with an official translation.
About The Artwork In my artworks I focus on contemporary expressionistic figurative painting. I like to immerse myself in inner world of my characters, full of passion and tension. I use vivid colors, dynamic composition and contrast between textured and flat-colored surfaces to convey this inner state and bring it to the viewer. In this series of paintings the interactions between the characters a choreographic in some way. It is something between dancing, falling and flying together. Either way, it is a passionate interaction between people, affected by a single powerful force – be it music, wind or gravity. To emphasize the influence of the environment I let the color of the ambiance influence the color of figures. Original Created:2022 Subjects:Women Materials:Canvas Styles:Abstract ExpressionismExpressionismFine ArtFigurative Mediums:Acrylic Details & Dimensions Painting:Acrylic on Canvas Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork Size:35.4 W x 47.2 H x 0.8 D in Frame:Not Framed Ready to Hang:No Packaging:Ships Rolled in a Tube Shipping & Returns Delivery Time:Typically 5-7 business days for domestic shipments, 10-14 business days for international shipments. Handling:Ships rolled in a tube. Artists are responsible for packaging and adhering to Saatchi Art’s packaging guidelines. Ships From:Moldova. Have additional questions? Please visit our help section or contact us.
The subject siesta much appreciated by many other artists: Joaquin Sorolla, Van Gogh, Gauguin, John Sargent, Pierre Bonnard, Raimundo Madrazo, etc. French siesta, oil on canvas by Yuri Krotov Dimension with frame: 73 x 53 x 4 cm Dimension without frame: 60 x 40 x 2 cm Femme, jeunesse, détente, siesta, capeline, falaise, mer, bleu, ciel, soleil, nature, liberté, herbe, vert, repos, bonheur. La siesta sujet très apprécié par beaucoup d'autres artistes : Joaquin Sorolla, Van Gogh, Gauguin, John Sargent, Pierre Bonnard, Raimundo de Madrazo, etc. French siesta, oil on canvas by Yuri Krotov Dimension avec cadre 73 x 53 x 4 cm Dimension sans cadre 60 x 40 x 2 cm keywords: Woman, youth, relaxation, siesta, capelin, cliff, sea, blue, sky, sun, nature, freedom, grass, green, rest, happiness.
Elise Macdonald est une dessinatrice basée en Afrique du Sud qui a recours à ce qu’on appelle le « réalisme magique » pour produire des peintures e
Freedom of expression Beril Ates Ankara, Turkey The Pressident Pamela Campagna Thomas Scheiderbauer Triggiano, Italy A tool urgently needed Carla Mueller Vienna, Austria No cage for words Florian Harmand Flavie de Ravel Limoges, France Your own enemy Jocelyn Blanchard Montreal, Canada I was sharpening my pencil Jacqueline Ung Terrebonne, Canada No description! Maryam Azad Tehran, Iran Article 19 Clémentine Tantet Le Vésinet, France Freedom of expression Mohammad Ali Khalaji Tehran, Iran Suppression VS. Discussion Lauren Rolwing Nashville, United States My voice is stuck in my throat Mohammad Hadi Jamali Terhan, Iran Instinct Sadra Wejdani Tehran, Iran Because this mouth is mine Frank Arbelo La Paz, Bolivia Breathing Vangelis Liakos Yiannis Haralampopoulos Alexis Nikou Thessaloniki, Greece Hope for freedom of expression in Iran Amir Khojaste Karaj, Iran Censorship Maya Stepien The Hague, The Netherlands Freedom Damian Vasquez Riombamba, Ecuador Cut the silence Katherine Sandoval Lima, Peru Words are power Noah Scalin Richmond, United States Speak up Maya Stepien The Hague, The Netherlands Repression Etienne Beaudoin-Vles Montreal, Canada Shutter release Olivier Mercier-Chan Kane Montreal, Canada Say what you want Lucia Gutiérrez Tapia Lima, Peru Married to silence: till death do us part Vanessa Sampedro Pembroke Pines, US No more silence Matias Cageao Ana Moriset Buenos Aires, Argentina Naked reality Shamak Pourjabbar Tehran, Iran The pencil is stronger than the weapons Anne-Charlotte Coudreau Nogent sur Marne, France Untitled Jorge Chamorro Madrid, Spain In some countries… Franz Kainz Vienna, Austria Freedom of expression Arman Mana She-Ma Mana Mashhad, Iran National media and the facts Maryam Azad Tehran, Iran Feminicidio Cesar Hernandez Puebla, Mexico No freedom, no rights Nicolò Mainardi Venice, Italy Unveiling women’s freedoms Mehran Poursmaeili Austin, United States Shut up Sophie De Henau Saint-Bruno, Canada The teeth are cold when the lips are lost Guowei Wu Shenzhen, China A stag or a horse? Manne Liang Dalian, China X_Oppression_Poster Boris Bonev Sofia, Bulgaria Torture Asli Togus Istanbul, Turkey Weapon of choice Gram Garner Austin, United States Censored Rudy Marc La Fere, France Speak out for those who can’t Candy Chang Helsinki, Finland Guerrier à plume Aydin Bahramlou Toronto, Canada Situation Mathieu Daudelin Montreal, Canada To sew your lips Majid Modir Stockholm, Sweden A long fight Liyuan Xu, Xin Jin, Man Liang, Lianjian Chen Dalian, China Weapon of mass defence Ferdinando Dambrosio Chiara Bianchini Simona Borensztajn Anna Maria Lupo Busto Arsizio, Italy Call for global freedom of speech Frauke Bartels Cedar Park, United States Censure Rémi Gombert Perencies, France Freedom of speech Andrea Castelletti Milan, Italy Trapped Etienne Beaudoin-Vles Montreal, Canada Crush the sword Nicola Orlandi Bologna, Italy Freedom of expression Minglian Li Guangzhou, China When people talk governments have to listen Paolo Mainini Reggio Emilia, Italy To put on your mouth Majid Modir Stockholm, Sweden Pen Tomaso Marcolla Lavis, Italy [X] Pression Lance Rutter Chicago, United States Freedom of expression Burcin Behram Istanbul, Turkey Blog on: Tattoo Victoria Nazir-Sampaio Miami, United States Cut Kwang Sop Shin Joo Ho Lee Hee Dae Yoon Jae Min Yang Seoul, South Korea Freedom of expression, go 2 hell Majid Modir Stockholm, Sweden Mind knows no bounds Andrea Passera Caravaggio, Italy Truth born in a dispute Maria Okolnichnikova Saint Petersburg, Russia Evolution Guowei Wu Shenzhen, China I hear your sound Mehdi Mohammadi Tehran, Iran Freedom of expression Sarah Hartwig Berlin, Germany Different bombs, bombs difference Lucaz Mathias Jacarel, Brazil Unveil my pain Massimo Rinaldi Davide Bacchilega Correggio, Italy Freedom of expression Ali Sajjadieh Isfahan, Iran Freedom for words Gregory Drobny Krzyzanowice, Poland Big brother is watching you Lucille Clerc London, United Kingdom Noose Ojasvi Mohanty Bangalore, India Article 19 Tomaso Marcolla Lavis, Italy Truth and censorship Maryam Azad Tehran, Iran Censorship Pier-Philippe Rioux Montreal, Canada Talk/bang Carlos Logroño Juan Durango Riobamba, Ecuador No Word Daniele Asteggiante Sasso Marconi, Italy Propagation Mathieu Daudelin Montreal, Canada Un actionnaire n’est pas un journaliste Romain Baro Nantes, France Life blood Selcuk Ozis London, United Kingdom Freedom of smile Gergely Boganyi Budakeszi, Hungary Hello Babak Madandar Tehran, Iran Giorgio Irani 2009 collection Daryoush Tahmasebi Lulea, Sweden Green help Sara Sotoudeh Tehran, Iran Together Matias Cageao Ana Moriset Buenos Aires, Argentina Untitled Sepideh Riahi Huntington Beach, United States If you have any objections speak out Junxiao Xu Hangzhou, China Truth Hurts Moisés Romero Zapopan, Mexico When freedom is kept quiet Sophie De Henau Saint-Bruno, Canada Every morning Juliano Ijichi Machado Sao Paolo, Brazil (Un)Civilization Adele Ivona Putignano, Italy Speaking up Selcuk Ozis London, United Kingdom Freedom Ferenc Kiss Szeged, Hungary Freedom of speeach Christopher Scott Dungannon, United Kingdom Pencil behind bars Natacha Castonguay Montreal, Canada R19ghts Sameera Kapila San Marcos, United States You can cage the singer but not the song Radka Yordanova Austin, United States Inks Davide Galbusera Perego, Italy The censor lies in ambush Elisa Baldissera Turin, Italy Be free Pablo Di Firma Rosario, Argentina Poster 4 Tomorrow http://posterfortomorrow.org/gallery/browse CN http://is.gd/YcpY9T
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