Revolutionary Devastating Loves & Transcendent Hatreds : Leitha L. Thrall : Hope Held Hostage Save 40% + Free Ship [jHOe7ELM]
Devastating Emotions and Powerfully Told StoriesExperience the profound narrative of "Devastating Loves & Transcendent Hatreds," a thought-provoking bronze sculpture that encapsulates the intricate dance of love and hate. Crafted by the talented Leit
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Revolutionary Devastating Loves & Transcendent Hatreds : Leitha L. Thrall : Hope Held Hostage Save 40% + Free Ship [jHOe7ELM]
Devastating Emotions and Powerfully Told Stories
Experience the profound narrative of "Devastating Loves & Transcendent Hatreds," a thought-provoking bronze sculpture that encapsulates the intricate dance of love and hate. Crafted by the talented Leitha L. Thrall, this one-of-a-kind piece, "Hope Held Hostage," is part of the "Opposites Intertwined" series, where visual elements symbolize the duality of human emotions.Presented in bronze with dimensions of 16 x 6 x 5 inches and created in 1996, "Hope Held Hostage" is not just an artwork but a powerful statement. It features a delicate newborn baby symbolizing life and love, suspended in a cage of bullets, a stark reminder of the world's weaponry and its impact on innocent lives. The sculpture beautifully illustrates the delicate balance between love and evil, as highlighted by its unique features:
- Symbolism: The baby represents life and love, contrasted with the bullets representing destruction and hate.
- Impactful Design: The hanging baby reaches beyond the cage of bullets, symbolizing the potential for beauty and resilience in the face of adversity.
Impactful Art with a Message
Leitha L. Thrall's background in sculpture and her experiences traveling through Europe, including visiting WWII memorial sites, have deeply influenced her work. Her passion for using symbols to create impactful stories is evident in "Hope Held Hostage." This sculpture serves as a poignant reminder of the innocent victims of weapons and irresponsible actions:
- Personal Inspirations: Thrall draws inspiration from her time in Italy, England, and her visits to WWII sites, particularly the story of women, elders, and children being killed by soldiers.
- Artistic Journey: Her discovery of "Trench Art" at the Imperial War Museum further ignited her passion for using symbols to convey powerful messages, reflecting both global conflicts and local weaponry misdeeds.
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