Excellent and exquisite decorative painting
$200.00 - $100000.00/Piece/Pieces
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| Place of Origin: | Chongqing |
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| Productivity: | 1 Piece/Pieces per Month |
| Supply Ability: | 1 Piece/Pieces per Month |
| Payment Type: | T/T,Western Union |
| Incoterm: | FOB |
| Transportation: | Ocean,Air |
| Port: | Chongqing |
Product Description
Product Description
In the art market, the dramatic focus of this exquisite famous paintings at Christie's auction is the moment when the goddess Diana found a fairy nearby, Callisto, pregnant. This myth is very popular among ancient and 16th century artists. It tells the story that Zeus changed into Diana in order to sleep with Callisto. When the subsequent pregnancy was discovered by the goddess herself, she was very angry because her fairies had sworn to her chastity. In some versions of the story, Diana turned Callisto into a bear, while in other versions, it was Zeus' angry wife Hera who received this punishment. In her animal form, Callisto lived in the forest until one day her son Arcas nearly killed her when hunting. Zeus sympathized with the former fairy and set her as Ursa Major.
Here, in the center of Diana, the pale figure angrily passed through her holy spring, and with the support of her two companions, faced the unconscious fairy. However, the viewer must look for the story in this painting, not just the characters. The implementation of the landscape, Kelinx, integrates a deformed bear into the background, suggesting the fate of the fairy. This can be found in the upper right corner. The two open spaces on the tree serve as eyes, and the spring flows through the roaring estuary.
Here, in the center of Diana, the pale figure angrily passed through her holy spring, and with the support of her two companions, faced the unconscious fairy. However, the viewer must look for the story in this painting, not just the characters. The implementation of the landscape, Kelinx, integrates a deformed bear into the background, suggesting the fate of the fairy. This can be found in the upper right corner. The two open spaces on the tree serve as eyes, and the spring flows through the roaring estuary.
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