Category: art

Mothering Sunday – art

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Here are some of the paintings I’ve done that might possibly be useful for Mothering Sunday, if you half shut your eyes. Help yourself if you like them.

Mary hugging Jesus after the resurrection when he comes downstairs from seeing the disciples in the upper room.
It’s a hug. It could be the holy family, or the Trinity, or just a hug.
Ruth and Naomi
This one’s called ‘the one with the crumby dog’ and features the woman with the sick child who answered back. You go, mamma bear!
This is Mary and Joseph, just after Joseph wakes up from the dream in which the angel tells him they have to leave everything and run to Egypt.
Another Holy Innocents picture – hiding from the soldiers
If you really look you can see the four women who each played a vital part in saving the baby Moses. But you might not find them because women’s roles in salvation history aren’t always celebrated.
Mary and Elizabeth, both discovering that mothering is best done in solidarity rather than alone.
From my line drawing Stations of the Cross – Mary and John are made into a new family

Pictures for Holy Week

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Help yourself if they are useful to you.

New picture

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Ages ago I started a pen and ink drawing of Westcott House, intended as a discipline and a challenge: I was going to do ten minutes a day, as a way of taking a break and slowing down, and to challenge myself to do something detailed rather than expansive. But it’s my last week working at Westcott, so I’ve declared it finished. It’s already in a frame and on its way to its forever home.

Madonna and child, after ‘Rosie the Riveter’, with the Magnificat in gold leaf.

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Madonna and child, as Rosie the Riveter, with the text of the magnificat in gold leaf

Annunciation

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New painting- ready for the Annunciation in a couple of weeks.