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Primordial Ruth Speer While the subjects didn't change

Primordial Ruth Speer While the subjects didn't changeDetails About Watercolor 15 x 15 in. 2023 20 x 20 in. (f) Framing included In Ancient Egyptian lore, the first gods were born under the thorny branches of the Tree of Life, the sacred acacia. The thorny trees were known as a tree of life and death. While the brewed leaves and the sweet flowers have many beneficial healing herbal uses, as a natural defense to being over grazed, acacias release a poisonous tannin in their leaves that can cause death.

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While the subjects didn't change very much

13 x 23 in

37 x 36 in

1/22 for Gallery Crawl NightLife

She purposefully leaves this up to the mind of the viewer encouraging you to create your own narrative and meaning from the figures in their chaotic and emotive environs

Primordial Ruth Speer While the subjects didn't changeDetails About Watercolor 15 x 15 in. 2023 20 x 20 in. (f) Framing included In Ancient Egyptian lore, the first gods were born under the thorny branches of the Tree of Life, the sacred acacia. The thorny trees were known as a tree of life and death. While the brewed leaves and the sweet flowers have many beneficial healing herbal uses, as a natural defense to being over grazed, acacias release a poisonous tannin in their leaves that can cause death.

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