Dolasilla, the Fanes princess is looking at her beautiful valley once more, before going into the battle that will be her last.
Watercolor and black ink. 32*24 cm.
Wonderful concept and execution and I have to add that you have a fine sense of conveying light and space in your artworks! This is so awesome, that is; warrior women of ancient times coming corporeal, almost, in your paintings. The legend of Dolasilla, certainly, makes it evidential that there were more bellicose women in ancient times on the Italian peninsula than just Virgil“s female warrior Camilla, who, likewise, had a tragic destiny in the "Aeneid"...
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X-Chel 21 Oct 2014
Wonderful concept and execution and I have to add that you have a fine sense of conveying light and space in your artworks! This is so awesome, that is; warrior women of ancient times coming corporeal, almost, in your paintings. The legend of Dolasilla, certainly, makes it evidential that there were more bellicose women in ancient times on the Italian peninsula than just Virgil“s female warrior Camilla, who, likewise, had a tragic destiny in the "Aeneid"...Renata Cavanaugh 06 Mar 2008
Beautiful, magical workDixie Fowler 05 Mar 2008
Beautiful Painting!debbie collier 05 Mar 2008
Awesome watercolor work!!Emily Reed 05 Mar 2008
Really pretty!