A figure with long dark hair tumbles around a circle that is divided into a light and bright side with a sky blue background… A figure with long dark hair tumbles around a circle that is divided into a light and bright side with a sky blue background… A figure with long dark hair tumbles around a circle that is divided into a light and bright side with a sky blue background… A figure with long dark hair tumbles around a circle that is divided into a light and bright side with a sky blue b… — detail
Sold
A figure with long dark hair tumbles around a circle that is divided into a light and bright side with a sky blue background…
A figure with long dark hair tumbles around a circle that is divided into a light and bright side with a sky blue background…
A figure with long dark hair tumbles around a circle that is divided into a light and bright side with a sky blue background…
A figure with long dark hair tumbles around a circle that is divided into a light and bright side with a sky blue b… — detail
Painting by Cynthia Howard 6 Artwork Sold

This too shall pass

Oil, Wood (Requires Framing)

23.6in (W) x 23.6in (H) x 1.2in (D)

Certificate of Authenticity Included
$6,950

Artwork Description

'This too shall pass' features a figure tumbling around the circular panel, through good and dark times. Abstract figures alluding to an inner psyche also tumble.

'This too shall pass' is about how everything in life, good or bad, comes and goes. Nothing is permanent.

'This too shall pass' was featured in Art Edit Magazine #37

Artist Bio
Photo of Cynthia Howard
Cynthia Howard 39 artworks | 2 Sold

Cynthia Howard is a contemporary artist working mostly in oil paints. Her concepts come from stream-of-consciousness and either manifest as the free-flowing lines in her colourful abstract figures, or as the surrealist undertones in her realistically painted compositions. Sometimes she combines realism with her abstract figures in one concept. Cynthia Howard’s work surrounds an interest in life philosophy, meaningful relationships and self actualisation. The portraits and subjects she portrays are treated with reverence, focussing on their self-ownership, strength and wholeness. Her paintings deal predominately with the richness of our internal psychological and emotional world and musings about how we radiate energy and intention in our outer world.