Showing posts with label Art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Art. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 22, 2013

Pastel Artist - Adriana Meiss

 Sunflower Farm

Adriana Meiss is an artist that I found online as I was admiring the blogs of various artists.  Adriana's medium of choice is pastel.  I love pastel art.  The colors usually reflected so beautifully and softly.

All of Adriana's artwork can be purchased at AdrianaMeiss.com.  Adriana also has a blog about her artwork that you can see HERE.  

Adriana's artwork is so lovely and I can see why lovers of art are purchasing her creations.  Her pastel art makes great additions to any room in your home.  
      

 Adirondack Cottage


 Meadowbrook by Moonlight


 Rainy Day at Old Forge


 Evening Reflections


 Stillness Before Dusk


 A Moody Day


 Meadowbrook at Sunset


 Daybreak


 Peaceful Morning


 Phoenix Sunset


White Barn Near Warring Road


 

Saturday, December 22, 2012

Black Angel Folk Art


Happy Seventh Golden Age everyone!  I bet of all you who thought the world was ending yesterday are disappointed...LOL  That is not what the ending of the Mayan calendar meant and thank God for that.  

I thought it a great idea to make my first blog post of the Seventh Golden Age about Black Angel Folk Art.  I hope that you enjoy these images as much as I do. 



Black Folk Art Angel by Flor Larios.  

Art by Iolanda Constantina Stan Reinsmith.  The artist paints Angels of all races and ethnicities.
 








Black Angel by Kat Lee.
 

 Black Folk Arft Angel by Linda Kelly.







I don't know who all the artists are for some of these images.  If you are the artist of one of the images here please let me know and I will be more than happy to give you credit and put a link to your website or blog.

Saturday, December 8, 2012

Sarah la Kali & Black Madonna Artwork

 Saint Sarah Collage

I love paintings and statues of Sarah la Kali and the Black Madonna.   Saint Sarah (Sara) is especially near and dear to my heart.  Legend says that Sara who is from Egypt arrived in France one night with Mary Magdalene, Mary Jacobe, and Mary Salome.  The boat was seen calmly floating out of a storm towards the shore of what is now called Saintes-Marie-de-la Mer.   Many people now believe that Sara was actually the daughter of Jesus and Mary Magdelene.  Many people today, including many Christians believe that Jesus was actually married.  This belief carries a lot of implications.   For starters, if Jesus was married then it was covered.  If Jesus was married why would anyone want to cover that up?  Secondly, if Jesus was married and had a child it would mean that there is a bloodline that descends from Emanuel Jesus the Christ.  This is the kind of stuff that makes great fiction writing, but in this instance there are very strong clues that cannot dispel this very real possibility.      

While Sarah was in France she performed many miracles of healing.   The people of France grew to love Sarah dearly and she was venerated and declared a Saint.  Sarah is not recognized by the Catholic church though.  



A statue of Saint Sarah resides in the crypt of Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer church in France.





Saint Sarah's Feast Day is May 24th.   Sarah is also the Black Madonna of the Roma peoples.


Every year on Sarah's Feast Day her statue is dressed up and taken down to the shore to re-enact her arrival in France.  





 
Collage of Black Madonna artwork.


















 
Collage of Black Madonna Statues.