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Guiding Star

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“Guiding Star” is an original colored pencil by CPSA Signature Artist Linda Morton. The artwork image is approximately 15x15 and is triple conservation matted in a goldtone frame approximately 23 ½x23½.

Guiding Star is a Mandela based on the circle which is an ancient symbol of eternity. The oars represent the ability to move through water, the star represents the movement of Venus and love while the color purple signifies royalty, success, healing and the divine.

This original includes a certificate of authenticity signed by the artist.

Postage and handling within the continental United States is included.

Limited edition prints of “Guiding Star” are available on fine art paper.

Linda Morton

Biography

Linda Morton is a full time professional studio artist working in colored pencil, acrylic, pen and ink, fiber, and mixed media. She has been accepted into Embracing the Arts in Decatur, AL, Signature Showcase, Cornell Museum of Arts and History in Delray Beach Florida, Meridian Museum of Arts, and the 14th Annual International Colored Pencil at the Expo New Mexico Fine Arts Gallery in Albuquerque. Six of Linda's pieces are included in the Huntsville Sketchbook. Linda was accepted into her first International Colored Pencil Exhibition in 2000, received her signature status in 2002 and her five year Merit award in 2006. She is the only CPSA artist in Alabama with signature status. She has done work for the U.S. Marines and COLSA Corporation. Believing that art is required to express life to the fullest, Linda shares her passion by teaching private and group classes. Linda's work has been accepted into many galleries and juried national and international shows where she has received recognition and awards. Her work can be seen artistcolony.com, gallerydirectart.com, and at the Huntsville Art League Gallery in Huntsville, AL. Her work has been accepted into the archives of the National Museum of Women in the Arts, Washington, D.C.

About Mandalas

The Sanskrit word Mandala means �circle�. In religious practices and in psychology it symbolizes any circular image, which is drawn, painted or woven. Often Mandalas contain a multiple of four, in the form of a square, star, cross an octagon and other shapes. As an important symbol in every culture from ancient times to the present the Mandala has and is used in magic, meditation and religious practices around the world. As a symbol of eternity, family, serenity and the power of love we often use a Mandala everyday when rings are exchanged during a wedding. We also see the Mandela in the Native American Dream Catcher. Prints of my Mandelas are available on fine art paper in a variety of sizes.

Item number: BB.23117.58.58

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