Dragon Slayer With Two Sons by Edith Vonnegut

Dragon Slayer With Two Sons - Edith Vonnegut -

Artwork Information

TitleDragon Slayer With Two Sons
ArtistEdith Vonnegut
Art MovementNaïve Art (Primitivism)

About Dragon Slayer With Two Sons

The artwork entitled “Dragon Slayer With Two Sons”, created by Edith Vonnegut, falls under the Naïve Art (Primitivism) movement and is categorized as a symbolic painting.

In the artwork, a formidable woman, partially unclothed and armed with a spear, stands victoriously over the defeated body of a dragon, showcasing her strength and valor. Her expression is one of fierce determination. Draped across her shoulders and cradled in her arms are her two young sons, both clutching onto their mother. The setting is a natural outdoor environment, hinted at by the subdued greenery and earthly tones. This depiction highlights themes of maternal protection, bravery, and resilience, encapsulating the spirit of a warrior defending and nurturing her progeny. The primitive yet vibrant style reflects the simplicity and directness characteristic of Naïve Art.

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