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Cardona-Hine's Horus Museum Egyptian Painting
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In the myth, Isis begets Horus, a hawk, as the god-child of her union with Osiris. The artist chose to paint a hummingbird instead of a hawk as a more benign image representing the spirit rather than a predator bird.
The silver paint layered behind, within and over the deep green shimmers as one's eyes move over the canvas, similar to the whir or a hummingbird's wings. A very large painting, measuring 91 x 85, it is truly impressive in an environment that provides it space enough.
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