Hera #2 by Fiona Henderson, Oil
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Hera #2 by Fiona Henderson, Oil
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Hera #2

Oil, Ready to hang

60cm (W) x 40cm (H) x 2cm (D)

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Fiona Henderson

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Artwork Description

Inspired by the Greek goddess, Hera, this painting incorporates some of her symbols. Peacocks pulled her carriage, pomegranates represented her gift of fertility and she was more than capable of using weapons to stand up for herself. Overall an inspiring female of mythology.

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Fiona Henderson 2 artworks | 0 Sold

Fiona has been painting for about 20 years - ever since she stopped being a lawyer. What started as a hobby became a passion and she is now a full time artist, art student and mother. She generally works in oil on canvas and her subject focus tends to be still life. Finding compositions that allow groups of objects to transcend their every day nature and to become something sublime is an endless source of excitement and joy. She enjoys exploring still life's rich tradition of finding new ways to look at familiar objects often allowing them to speak as metaphors for broader subjects.

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