Pastel on Wood
16x20"
The corn plant has been and still is the most important crop in the Maya highlands.She is the symbol of spring and the corn is the symbol of the fruits that sustain life.
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| Timothy John-Luke Smith | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| "Alleghory of Fertility" Pastel on Wood 16x20" The corn plant has been and still is the most important crop in the Maya highlands.She is the symbol of spring and the corn is the symbol of the fruits that sustain life. |
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| Winner of the 2006 Art Expo 3rd Place Award. West Orange Arts Council, West Orange, New Jersey | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Juried into The Connecticut Pastel Society's 13th Annual National Exhibition, "Renaissance in Pastel" | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Juried into The Emerald Art Center National Juried Spring Exhibition 2007, Springfield Oregon | |||||||||||||||||||||||||