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Martin Gouws - "Blue Lady" |
Blue Lady
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Blue Lady
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Acrylic W: 555mm x H: 710mm x D: 20mm
Approx. Weight: 0.5kg This work is unframed Price US$ 138 Scale
Reference bl001 About "Blue Lady" My inspiration came from a newspaper photo of a Moslem woman leaving a court of law after she won a legal battle for more freedom for all women in her community.centuries ago the churh hunted women and burnt them.Sadly this type of barbaric behavior is still happening.the two ladies in the background would be the thousands of women still living today under this ridiculous religion beliefs.The sun means hope for the future.The Blue Lady depicts the strength and courage this women have to fight the Red religious power.I hope that you will understand that the human race in many circumstances did not move forward for thousands of years. |
Martin Gouws
View all 3 works by Martin Gouws About Martin
I can clearly remember sitting at the kitchen table doing my first oil painting.It was a N'debele woman in a bright red dress.I was 7 years old.I still have that painting, 46 years later.I am staying on a small holding just outside of Johannesburg and will not change it for all the money in the world.I studied fine art at the Jhb Art Foundation and had two exhibitions.One in the middle 1990's and then another one in 1999.Both were very successful.I sometimes do go through very quiet spells with not a drop of inspiration.And then suddenly from deep inside of me I can feel the built up of inspiration coming.When it explodes I will work like a madman.I like to work in strong bright colors,maybe trying to say that we should very seriously start to believe in the power of our minds and to clear the misconceptions we all grew up with.The time is now for the human race to walk out of their dark caves in which they are still living today,into a bright sunlit world. Price Range US$ 81-138 Exhibitions 1994 and 1999 Education Johannesburg Art Foundation People who chose Martin's work also chose work by: Find other:
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