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"Abra" Portraits embracing the inevitable cycle of

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embracing the inevitable cycle of change and ushering in a time for reflection and harvest

"Like a bird on the wire

This piece was inspired by Michelangelo's painting "The Delphic Sibyl"

30x20 inches

"Abra" Portraits embracing the inevitable cycle ofMy next story is about Judith beheading Holofernes. The story behind this painting is about a Jewish widow called Judith, she went dining with Holofernes, an invading Assyrian general, he drank heavily throughout the evening until he passed out. It was then when Judith and her handmaiden Abra, decapitated him with his own sword. The two women slipped unnoticed from the enemy camp carrying off the head as gruesome evidence that Judith had saved her

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