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P84 - Celtic feminine charioteer in a full moon
Acrylic on canvas 55 x55 cm - 21,6 x 21,6 inchesMore about this painting
- 2014
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- 160 - A nod to Victor Brauner
- 158 - Scythian horse to the rear end back
- 157 - Drowning by envious sin of pride ....
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- 116 - Interlacing of a dog and a bitch...
- 2008
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- 097 - The bull in the ear...
- 096 - Horse lying on its back
- 2007
- 133 - Tribute to Victor Brauner ...
- 084 - Celtic feminine charioteer in a full moon
- 2006
- 069 - Syrian hare 11th century
- 068 - Syrian peacock 11th century
- 067 - Ziz bird ...
- 066 - Antelope with fatimid inscription...
- 065 - Zebu of Central Asia ...
- 064 - Bird Manisès sixteenth
- 063 - Fabulous orchestra...
- 062 - THE REVELATION
- 2005
- 060 - Animal grotesque fantasy
- 059 - The fantastic convoy 2
- 058 - The fantastic convoy 1
- 057 - Reinterpretation of the images...
- 056 - Birth of protestantism...
- 050 - Alphabet of death ....
- 2004
- 049 - Bacchus
- 048 - The clock of twelve gods of the wind...
- 2003
- 036 - The twelve signs of the zodiac...
- 035 - Study colors for LEO...
- 2002
- 034 - The minstrels along the way...
- 033 - Three children with birds
- 2001
- 032 - Of all things which one can know...
- 1999
- 030 - Young girl with the tambourine
- 029 - The monogram of Philhelm ...
- 1998
- 028 - The triumph of Antwerp
- 027 - Study for the triumph of Antwerp
- 026 - Seven children dance a round ...
- 025 - Dance 2
- 024 - Danse 1
- 1997
- 023 - Young rider...
- 021 - Hiding place of the monogram...
- 1996
- 022 - Glorification of abundance
- 019 - The son of Hans Leininger ...
- 015 - Ab ovo...
- 013 - Human cross ...
- 012 - Appearance of a winged creature...
- 010 - Andalusian dogs ...
- 009 - Children with a giraffe
- 008 - Young girl balancing on a crocodile
- 007 - Three children and a felid in a cave
- 006 - The expectation of the father
- 1995
- 004 - The trompets of Jericho
- 1994
- 002 - Argentora
More about this painting
ART GALLERY / Text translated by Google / Table based on a currency Celtic tribe Redones near Rennes in France. A charioteer’s woman on a chariot wheel was only represented in the left hand holds the reins of a horse walking or running, turning his head toward her, and her right hand the Philhelm’s monogram. It was not present on the coin! Under the horse, a monstrous octopus very graphically, which seems to capture the horse in its tentacles, but it could also be interpreted as the sun. In front, a link connects the reins to a banner decorated floats in the air with two ties adorned: it is the banner that should frighten the horse. Another possible interpretation, a concentration of stars giving off two shooting stars. The woman is buttressed arches, bare chest, she wears a torque around hes neck and is wearing a short skirt flying alone. The dog turns to attend the scene.
Banner: derived from Frankish, a sense of standard, was a rectangular piece of cloth, which contained the coat of arms, and was tied to the mast or a lance.
Torque: necklace typical Celtic and Scythian, later increased to an honorary degree by the Romans. It was a necklace of bronze or sometimes gold, open front, and finished balls at both ends.