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I painted this angel from a photo of sculpture. I am drawn most often to the lines and planes that carved images present. Of course, I take a few of my own liberties like the ball of light. The statue had lost its arms over time.
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Weekly Oil Paintings
by Sister Maresa Lilley, SND
I painted this angel from a photo of sculpture. I am drawn most often to the lines and planes that carved images present. Of course, I take a few of my own liberties like the ball of light. The statue had lost its arms over time.
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I painted this angel from a photo of sculpture. I am drawn most
I am Sister Maresa Lilley, a member of the Sisters of Notre Dame, located in Chardon, Ohio, USA. For many years, I have enjoyed a passion that permits me to reflect upon simple reality with a brush in hand. To capture a simple essence on canvas and to discover inherent beauty is a daily immersion.
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2 Responses
So, so lovely. The draping is amazing. That’s how I picture a guardian angel.
Thank you very much, Sue. I am certain that angels totally escape our human renderings, but painted symbols can lift our souls to wonder about them, no? So I keep reaching with my brush.