Satan Dragon
This dragon was originally meant to represent the dragons of European culture. Unlike the Asian dragons (which are benevolent beings) the European cultures looked at them as monstrous violent creatures. In Christian writings, Satan is sometimes referred to as “the Dragon,” hence the inspiration for this piece.
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Acrylic paint and matte inks on 15"x11" unstretched canvas. Includes magnetic, hanger wood frame in black.
This dragon was originally meant to represent the dragons of European culture. Unlike the Asian dragons (which are benevolent beings) the European cultures looked at them as monstrous violent creatures. In Christian writings, Satan is sometimes referred to as “the Dragon,” hence the inspiration for this piece.
MORE ABOUT THIS PAINTING
Acrylic paint and matte inks on 15"x11" unstretched canvas. Includes magnetic, hanger wood frame in black.
This dragon was originally meant to represent the dragons of European culture. Unlike the Asian dragons (which are benevolent beings) the European cultures looked at them as monstrous violent creatures. In Christian writings, Satan is sometimes referred to as “the Dragon,” hence the inspiration for this piece.
MORE ABOUT THIS PAINTING
Acrylic paint and matte inks on 15"x11" unstretched canvas. Includes magnetic, hanger wood frame in black.