Painting by grant windle 3 Artwork Sold

INRI

Acrylic, Canvas, Ready to hang

24in (W) x 30.3in (H) x 1.6in (D)

Certificate of Authenticity Included
$770

Artwork Description

INRI is an abbreviation the artists of antiquity used to shorten the inscription Herod placed on Jesus cross. It translates 'Jesus of Nazareth, King of the Jews'. There are three symbols used to describe meanings. The Lily of the Valley, The Rose of Sharon, and the Thorns. These are all biblical symbols that speak of Jesus. My aim was to produce an abstract piece of artwork with deep meaning, yet would have beautiful colours that will brighten any setting.

Artist Bio

Grant is a passionate artist working in oils and acrylics whose works are held in many private collections throughout Australia and North America.
Grant’s subjects and styles are very eclectic but a few areas of specialty are…
• Australian landscape, Americana, Cubism influenced abstract, Still life flora, Legacy paintings
A special feature that Grant offers on a commission basis is ‘legacy paintings’. Grant will paint a family legacy painting from any photo (e.g. a childhood home) and turn it in to a beautiful painting that will become a lasting legacy for any family
In his own words...
Often people comment to me about the variety of styles that I paint. I call it eclectic, but some people just call it ‘undecided’, and they are probably right. But I am eclectic in most things that I do. And so it is with painting! I love to paint semi-abstract/cubism/still life in bright colours - yet having said that, painting landscapes is something I love dearly. I have a strong attachment for the country yet I have never lived in the country. In fact, I am a city guy through and through. I'm scared of cows and can never figure out farm gates. I am an urban dweller who loves the coffee shops and culture. But the country, the bush, the forest is where I find myself and my Creator and where too, I have fallen in love with the land.
I also draw my inspiration from having travelled the world mostly through much of America and my homeland Australia where anything with shape, colour and architecture can catch my attention. I paint in oils and acrylics from semi-realism to traditional to semi-impressionism and I love it all. I paint what I love and I want you to experience what I love about it. The subject, the light, the mood and colours all combine to become the story I want to tell you in my painting.