Le Lion de Némée | 36" x 36"
$4,510.00
About the Artwork
Introducing "Le Lion de Némée," a captivating 36"x36" mixed media on canvas painting by Annabelle Marquis. Marquis skillfully combines various materials and techniques to create an artwork that portrays the powerful presence of the Nemean lion.
Dimensions and Details
- Size: 36" x 36"
- Medium: Mixed media (Acrylic and paper collage on canvas)
- Unique feature: Marquis's meticulous use of color and intricate paper collage brings the Nemean lion to life, capturing its majestic essence and mythical significance.
The Artist's Inspiration
"Finding a title for a painting, especially for the beasts I often depict, is a creative process in itself. I often draw inspiration from Greek mythology to find an evocative title."
Marquis finds inspiration in the rich narratives of Greek mythology, particularly the story of Heracles and his labor of defeating the Nemean lion, which serves as the inspiration for "Le Lion de Némée."
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Immerse yourself in the captivating world of "Le Lion de Némée" by Annabelle Marquis and experience the power and mythos of this majestic creature in your space.
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