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Ki and Enki Rest After Their Labors. - Helena Nelson-Reed

Ki and Enki Rest After Their Labors. Painting - Ki and Enki Rest After Their Labors. Fine Art Print

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Ki and Enki Rest After Their Labors. Painting by Helena Nelson-Reed

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stag paintings, elk paintings, deer paintings, birds paintings, nature paintings, land paintings, earth paintings, goddess paintings, god paintings, pagan paintings, myth paintings, plants paintings, legend paintings

Title:

Ki and Enki Rest After Their Labors.

Artist:

Helena Nelson-Reed

Medium:

Painting - Watercolor And Pencil On Board

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$22.00

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$29.40

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Dimensions

16.000 x 22.000 inches

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Ki and Enki Rest After Their Labors This painting was inspired by a Sumerian creation myths dating earlier than 5000 BCE, and depicts the god Enki, often associated with the stag, and Lady Ki, the earth. Together this divine pair created what historians refer to as the Fertile Crescent, a place now known as Iraq, Iran, Syria and Turkey. Below is a brief explanation of this painting, written as if spoken by master magician Enki, patron god of artisans, also known as Sweet Water. “From the very beginning, when my beloved and I first arrived at this place, we saw possibility. Creatrix and creator, together we fashioned clay prototypes for all manner of living beings. I assisting, Ki birthed our plant children and the world became a living tapestry. I then bathed her weary body with fresh flowing waters and on a whim, to see her smile, filled these with dancing fish. My Lady Ki: fertility itself, wherever she steps there springs forth abundance! We two, the Great Stag and Mother of Earth, populated the earth with all that runs and flies. Ki’s supple energy is replicated in all green and fecund things, and to this day everywhere I look, I see her face.”

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painting, painting paintings, stag paintings, elk paintings, deer paintings, birds paintings, nature paintings, land paintings, earth paintings, goddess paintings, god paintings, pagan paintings, myth paintings, plants paintings, legend paintings

Posted:

July 2nd, 2008

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Viewed 137 Times  -  Last Viewed by a Visitor from Charlotte, NC on 09/07/2008 at 10:43 AM

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08/26/2008

10:10 PM

Rick Huotari

Wausau, WI

Very interesting and imaginative piece.

07/16/2008

12:05 PM

Natalie Holland

East Brunswick, NJ

Magnificent work Helena! All of them are beautiful! Thank You! Natalie

07/05/2008

09:55 AM

Helena Nelson-Reed

Woodridge, IL

Thank you. Sometimes I get carried away with a new discovery. In this painting it was the mosaic effect of mille fiorie against the dark brown earth, inspired by the Sumerian creation myth.

07/03/2008

12:41 PM

Chonkhet Phanwichien

Nonthaburi, No

Wow! very beautiful.Great work.

07/03/2008

11:12 AM

Justyna Pastuszka

Sanlucar De Barrameda, Ca

Great work Helena.So many details and very well done.

07/02/2008

08:01 PM

Eileen Hale

Grass Valley, CA

Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful! I love this - another piece teeming with life, life, life - and I love the myth, the story.