Swan Lake Waltz Rehearsal Drawing By John Powell

Year:

Medium:

Pastel Drawing

Size - (USA):

21 W x 16 H x 1 D (inches)

Size - (metric):

53.3 W x 40.6 H x 2.5 D (centimeters)

Theme:

Dance

Edition:

25

Artwork ID:

438078

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Artwork Description:

Purchase this printUS130,on Gallery Wrap OR Museum Wrap canvas OR Paper, ship via FeDEx 2-3 business days depending on time of order From Swan Lake seriesI am intrigued by its Power and Passionit evokes grace, like a floating Swan,sleeping beauty at restas i explore aspects,as i feelsee itThe movement of the body is a languageYou have people who can dance but the spirit dont dance,you first must dance in the spirit before you can dance This piece is 1st in a series from the homage to Swan Lake, musicdance series... Is a drawing in process,which I am continuing to draw, as I am doing the research on itMore features to come in the next drawing I will put upSwan Lake,by Tchaikavsky Pyotr. Nothing Compares with Swan Lake arguable the most loved of all classical ballets. From its first incarnation in 1877 in Moscow,this timeless story of a young mans love continues to capture audience and inspire new generations of dancers and dance loversDuring a hunting trip,Prince Siegfried falls inlove with Odette who has been transformed by the evil Von Rothbarts spell into a Swan by day,returning to her female form only at night by the lake side. Siegfrieds love can break the spell because he has never loved before. But Von Rothbarts daughter Odette tricks Siegfried into declaring his love for her and all seems lost. The evil is broken when Siegfried and Odette drown themselves in the lake and are united in death forever. When we are not loved as we need to be loved ,we often survive the deprivation through fantasyWe enter a fantasy of our own making

Artwork Keywords:   Original Drawing

Materials:   Pastel Drawings