Daily Painters International Art Gallery: Yin Yang (Two Tigers Caressing) by Anne Zoutsos

Monday, August 29, 2011

Yin Yang (Two Tigers Caressing) by Anne Zoutsos

Yin Yang - 7" x 5" oil on hardboard/masonite

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This painting took rather a long time to paint owing to the patterning of the stripes and the muscular bodies of the tigers - it needed a considerable amount of attention not to get lost amongst all those patterns! It reminds me so much of the Chinese Yin Yang symbol which I am sure you will all know but just in case you don't here is an example:

I've realised that although I know the symbol so well, I know very little of its meaning other than it represents the balance of nature and life. It will be intesting to do some research and learn more about it - I always enjoy learning something new.

I find this painting harmonious and very pleasingly balanced - I hope you do too!

This painting is available to purchase for £118 (plus £7 shipping worldwide)

This painting is straight off the easel and still very wet - it will need several days at least before it can be shipped.

Anne Zoutsos
www.azpaintings.com
info@azpaintings.com

Based on a photograph by Schristia at flickr.

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