Dragon, Metal Wall Mounted Art, Mythical, Celtic, and Gothic Sculpture, 14.5 x 17.25 Inches

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Management number 242465206 Release Date 2026/07/19 List Price US$32.46 Model Number 242465206
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A Brilliantly Executed Celtic Dragon, Easily Signified By The Intricate Infinity Knot At The End Of His Tale Might Seem A Strange Image For A Haitian Artist To Create. A Closer Look, However, Reveals That It Is Not So Strange Nor Completely Out Of Context. Just As The Celts Have Their Powerful Spirits, So Do The Haitians. The Dragon, In Celtic Mythology Initially Represented The First Being. His Power And Wisedom Were Absolute And He Was Revered Accordingly. But, The Celts, Just As The Haitians, Were Christianized And The Old Symbols - If They WerenT Banned Altogether - Were Transformed And Took On New Meanings. The Dragon Came To Represent Satan Himself; A Being Which Saints And Knights Alike Fought And Strove To Vanquish. Haitians Would Themselves Certainly Recognize Those Changes Necessitated By New Faith. The Spirits Of Their West African Origins Were Appropriated And Re-Incarnated As Saint Workshops Line The Streets Of The Village And Outside Each Are Stacks Of Discarded 55-Gallon Drums Awaiting Transformation. To Begin The Process, The Tops Of The Barrels Are Removed And The Open Barrel Is Stuffed With Straw And Dried Banana Leaves And Then Set Ablaze. This Burns Out The Residue And Old Paint And Strengthens The Metal. After The Barrels Have Cooled, They Are Slit Down The Side, Pried Open, Pounded Flat And Sanded Down, Giving The Artist A Smooth Flat Surface, Much Like A Painters Canvas. The Artist Chalks His Design Onto The Metal And Then, Using A Hammer And Chisel, Begins The Work Of Cutting The Sculpture And Giving It Form, Detail And Dimension. When He Is Satisfied With His Results, He Pounds His Signature Onto The Sculpture And Seals It With A Protective, Weather-Proof Finish.Though It Comes With A Protective Weather-Proof Coating, It Will Wear Off Over Time Outdoors And Rusting Can Occur. You Can Prevent This From Happening By Spraying On A Clear Enamel Coating. Once A Year Is Plenty. Now, How Easy Is That?Thank You For Your Interest And Support!


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