Fine Art Prints from the Ancient Earth Series of Original Pastel Paintings by Cecilia Henle
SIZE: 19.00 X 26.00 “
The Story:
Winter’s Pony is fast and lithe, able to outrun the cold. He is flanked by two dragonflies, and snowflake tapestry patterns.
In Indigenous lore, dragonfly is a water symbol and a symbol of transformation, swiftness and activity. The dragonfly represents hope and infinite possibilities. It is said that if a dragonfly “buzzes” by your ear, it is a message to “wake up!” and become aware, that something important is about to happen.
In the Northern Hemisphere, winter solstice heralds a day with fewer hours of sunlight than any other, an astronomical occurrence that transcends time and culture.
For Native Americans, this day is not merely a celestial event, but a sacred occasion deeply rooted in their ancient beliefs and their reverence for the sun deity.
The Print :
This is for one unframed museum quality fine art print, originally published by Joan Cawley Gallery.The prints are produced using the lithographic printing process and are printed on high quality archival acid free paper.The prints are on a thick (120 pound or higher) stock of paper. Each print is of the highest museum art print reproduction quality and are supplied by the world's leading art publishers.These prints rival any detailed reproduction from their original pastel painting.
Fine Art Prints from the Ancient Earth Series of Original Pastel Paintings by Cecilia Henle
SIZE: 19.00 X 26.00 “
The Story:
Winter’s Pony is fast and lithe, able to outrun the cold. He is flanked by two dragonflies, and snowflake tapestry patterns.
In Indigenous lore, dragonfly is a water symbol and a symbol of transformation, swiftness and activity. The dragonfly represents hope and infinite possibilities. It is said that if a dragonfly “buzzes” by your ear, it is a message to “wake up!” and become aware, that something important is about to happen.
In the Northern Hemisphere, winter solstice heralds a day with fewer hours of sunlight than any other, an astronomical occurrence that transcends time and culture.
For Native Americans, this day is not merely a celestial event, but a sacred occasion deeply rooted in their ancient beliefs and their reverence for the sun deity.
The Print :
This is for one unframed museum quality fine art print, originally published by Joan Cawley Gallery.The prints are produced using the lithographic printing process and are printed on high quality archival acid free paper.The prints are on a thick (120 pound or higher) stock of paper. Each print is of the highest museum art print reproduction quality and are supplied by the world's leading art publishers.These prints rival any detailed reproduction from their original pastel painting.
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