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The modern painting of Saint George, entitled Deliver Us from Evil, was created in this period of war that involves the entire world. The artist, in a moment of great tension, shares the same anxieties and worries that we are all experiencing. It is precisely in this phase of suffering and confusion that this work of art in cubist style, with a strong sacred meaning, was born.
Saint George, riding his white horse, crosses the underworld: that dark depths that human beings are sometimes forced to touch… or into which they voluntarily throw themselves. Unsheathing his sword and protected by his shield, he faces the dragon that symbolizes evil. The shield of the crusades protects him from the flames, while his shining armor brings divine light even into the abyss.
With this work, the artist invites us to reflect on our time, marked by wars and conflicts that oppress us even in everyday life. Delivering oneself from evil also means knowing how to let go of provocations, choosing to turn around and take a more peaceful path. Or, it means throwing yourself into the fray, facing those who hinder us and fighting to avoid being defeated. What would you choose?
The painting has a square shape and features bright colors such as turquoise, mustard garnet, sienna, blue, green, red and white. It is perfect for decorating rooms such as the living room, the lounge or the bedroom. In the field of sacred art, it is highly appreciated by parish priests, priests, bishops and cardinals: some collectors have chosen it as a precious gift for special occasions or birthdays. Medium in size, it is easy to place both at home and in the office, but also as a decoration for churches, basilicas or cathedrals.
I invite you to read the story of San Giorgio by clicking here https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/San_Giorgio
Free shipping always included. Take home an original work and let history and color transform your spaces. You can buy it with free shipping worldwide or pick it up in South Rome, EUR area, by visiting the studio and art gallery of the artist Alessandro Siviglia.
