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Fox with Lute - NEW!
Jacques Weezéll
Thunder and Lightning
“Fox with Lute” - egg tempera, acrylic and colored pencil on Canson Mi-Teintes paper - is available for sale! Please contact us for more details. This image is available as a Studio print in 2 sizes - please click HERE for more information!
“FOX WITH LUTE”
Egg tempera, acrylic and colored pencil on Canson Mi-Teintes paper, black matte included
Image size approx. 7" x 11.5"
Paper size approx. 11" x 14”
$1,850.
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Image in black matte, will fit a standard 11” x 14” frame
“I hope you enjoy this Troubadour Fox! This media allows for a lot of subtle, translucent detail, and was a lot of fun to work on.”
In addition to the available original mixed media painting, this image is also available as a Studio print in 2 sizes!
"JACQUES WEEZÉLL”
Oil on panel, 11" x 14"
Framed
$2,000., includes frame
"Any street corner is his stage, and passersby his audience, as minstrel Jacques Weezéll starts to play!"
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thunder and lightning
Oil on panel - framed
24" x 26"
Framed size: 26"' x 28"
$4,000., includes frame
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This painting is an illustration of a folk tale from Southern Nigeria, and was done for an in-flight magazine for American Airlines.
In the tale,"Thunder" is an old, mother sheep, and "Lightning" is her son, a ram. According to the tale, "Whenever the ram got angry, he used to go about and burn houses and knock down trees; he even did damage on the farms, and sometimes killed people.
Whenever Lightning did these things, his mother used to call out to him in a very loud voice to stop" - but Lightning didn't pay attention to her, and whenever he was in a bad mood he would cause a large amount of damage. Eventually, the king of the village banished them from the earth - and they had to live in the sky.
"Ever since, when Lightning is angry, he commits damage as before, but you can hear his mother, the Thunder, rebuking him and telling him to stop. Sometimes, however, when the mother has gone away some distance from her naughty son, you can still see that he is angry and is doing damage, but his mother's voice cannot be heard."