DEADY DECORUM SERIES - Title: Afrozentrix Trio: The Tribal Council - LARGE MOUNTED CANVAS *****
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Condition
New
Location
South Africa
Size
A0
Subject
Abstract
Subject
Ethnic
Subject
Fantasy
Subject
Figures
Subject
Insects
Subject
Landscape
Subject
Religious
Subject
Seasons
Print Type
Canvas Print
Paper Type
Glossy Canvas
Bob Shop ID
615463713
DEADY DECORUM SERIES - Item No.2
Title: Afrozentrix Trio: The Tribal Council by Surrealist Pioneer Ras Steyn [MFA]
Medium: Very Large Mounted Premium Canvas Print
Limited Edition: Only 3X Available - This is Number One of Three - 1/3
Size/Dimensions: 1800MM by 820MM [ 60MM Deep - Making it Very Durable ]
Placement: This artwork is ideal for an Entrance Space or Spacious Social Lounge
About the Artwork:
This artwork depicts three key tribal deities that are worshipped by a primitive culture or ethnic group. The demi-god on the left represents fire, blood (warmth) and fertility (procreation). The one in the centre signifies strength (power), immortality and omnipotence. And to the right stands the ruler of the stars, the Underworld and earthly cataclysims. By serving these divine beings, the tribe secures its ongoing life cycle - its reign into the timeless future. Like the old Greek Gods such as Zeus, Poseidon, Hades, the Sphinxes and the like, these divine beings require equal 'servings' of ritual, adoration, worship and prayer by the tribesmen. In an ancient world where science is absent and logic is still intimately fused with myth, Man remains slave to Gaia - eternally indebted to the unpredictability (chaos) of the cosmic universe. (Steyn, R. 10th of Jne 2023)
