Die Waldkapelle
Watercolor, Pencil on Paper
31x43in
$3,650
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Karin Steffek-Moravia
Germany
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Artist highlights
- Group shows participant
- Established Artist
- International Exposure
- Solo shows participant
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Watercolor, Pencil on Paper
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Framing :
Cardboard
Framing on request - Dimensions : 19.6x13.8in
About this artwork
This artistic interpretation of a symbolic pomegranate tree contains a triad of nature, art and mythology.
The tree, which here strives from the darkness of the earth into the light, is borrowed from a marble depiction on the exterior façade of the Milan Cathedral. Its light, sculptural structures imitate the white marble.
The upper third of the tree shows a real tree with a crown and an abundance of fruit. The leaves and the left branch have structures… from the relief. Two life-size apples are on the lower trunk.
The symbolic and global meaning of the pomegranate is far-reaching: from beauty, love, life, death to rebirth. We find it in antiquity, in Christianity, Buddhism and Judaism.
The multitude of its seeds represents abundance, fullness, and blessing. In Judaism, for example, its 613 seeds are seen as symbolic of the 613 prayers of the Torah.
The tree, which here strives from the darkness of the earth into the light, is borrowed from a marble depiction on the exterior façade of the Milan Cathedral. Its light, sculptural structures imitate the white marble.
The upper third of the tree shows a real tree with a crown and an abundance of fruit. The leaves and the left branch have structures… from the relief. Two life-size apples are on the lower trunk.
The symbolic and global meaning of the pomegranate is far-reaching: from beauty, love, life, death to rebirth. We find it in antiquity, in Christianity, Buddhism and Judaism.
The multitude of its seeds represents abundance, fullness, and blessing. In Judaism, for example, its 613 seeds are seen as symbolic of the 613 prayers of the Torah.
Karin Steffek-Moravia
Germany
Credentials
- Group shows participant
- Established Artist
- International Exposure
- Solo shows participant
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
« Vanitas resonates in the allegria about the beauty of creation. This calls for striving to preserve the unique creation with gratitude and humility! »
Karin Steffek-Moravia has received major international awards and attracted considerable attention with her exhibitions worldwide. In addition to exploring socio-political issues, particularly environmental protection, she creates "hymns to the beauty of creation" with her transparent, watercolor-based pencil and colored pencil drawings. Steffek-Moravia also skillfully explores spiritual and mystical themes, blending yesterday and today into a compelling harmony.
Karin Steffek-Moravia
Der Granatapfelbaum
$1,000
