Hang In There
6x6
6x6
Original oil painting on archival Raymar canvas panel
Still Life Fruit Series
Only one in the entire universe...and it could be yours!
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When I brought my fruit purchase home from the supermarket, I noticed a little extension jutting out from the pear stem....the perfect opportunity to see whether I could get one of the cherries to hang from it....oh....the simple amusements in life...
Cherries can symbolize fertility, merrymaking, and festivity. In Japan, where cherry blossoms are the national flower, cherries represent beauty, courtesy, and modesty. The ancient Chinese regarded the fruit as a symbol of immortality. One Chinese legend tells of the goddess Xi Wang Mu, in whose garden the cherries of immortality ripen every thousand years. Because cherry wood was thought to keep evil spirits away, the Chinese placed cherry branches over their doors on New Year's Day and carved cherry wood statues to stand guard in front of their homes.
Today's Quotation: "The way to develop self-confidence is to do the thing you fear."
Today's Quotation: "The way to develop self-confidence is to do the thing you fear."
-William Jennings Bryan
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