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Allegory of Pan by Noel Yheaulon, 18x24” oil on canvas, framed.
Collector will pay for shipping separately.
In the words of the artist:
“This piece features a young woman lying in a bed of flowers holding an iris above her head as the sun sets. The expressive, full – bodied application of paint, the candy palette, and the honest, logging gaze of the subject remind us to be as flowers are – carefree and honest in our desire, rather, in our need for the contemplation of beauty. The subject’s tender and vulnerable gaze calls on us to witness her gentle beauty and surrender to her reign.”
Allegory of Pan by Noel Yheaulon, 18x24” oil on canvas, framed.
Collector will pay for shipping separately.
In the words of the artist:
“This piece features a young woman lying in a bed of flowers holding an iris above her head as the sun sets. The expressive, full – bodied application of paint, the candy palette, and the honest, logging gaze of the subject remind us to be as flowers are – carefree and honest in our desire, rather, in our need for the contemplation of beauty. The subject’s tender and vulnerable gaze calls on us to witness her gentle beauty and surrender to her reign.”