The Lion of Judah (Revelations 5:5) by J.A.Stratemeyer
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The Lion of Judah(Revelations 5:5)
as after C.S.Lewis
Art Journal:
This is my very first attempt at use of acrylic based paint. It is not connected in any way with the poem below which is a poem that I posted on FaithWriters.com back in 2005.
This painting is my interpretation of Aslan as the Lion of Judah.
This is my very first attempt at use of acrylic based paint. It is not connected in any way with the poem below which is a poem that I posted on FaithWriters.com back in 2005.
This painting is my interpretation of Aslan as the Lion of Judah.
Aslan is a fictional charachter
created by C.S.Lewis in his
"Chronicles of Narnia" stories.
created by C.S.Lewis in his
"Chronicles of Narnia" stories.
I have read that Aslan is the Turkish word for lion.
If you like this painting or not please take a moment to leave a comment either on this blog or at:
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Labels: acrylics, Aslan, C.S.Lewis, Judah, lion, Narnia, Reveletion
posted by Aslan | Tuesday, October 02, 2007
6 Comments:
I to have read the majority of C. S. Lewis books when I was younger. Your painting does resemble Aslan. Where's the rest of the gang?
JaseVin
JV's LOOP, Be In It!
Hi Jason,
I haven't been lead to paint ordraw any of the rest of the gang yet. Thanks for your interest and your comment.
I would just like to say a few words about this very talanted man who is working for a very needy cause,the imprissoned,and the homeless,his writings poetry and drawings are of great excellence,i have met him through bloglog and he is the sweetest person anybody should ever meet,take a look at the drawing The Lion of Judah now i would say that is a great piece of art and there are many more,anybody who veiws this great work be sure to leave a comment he so deserve's it.
great work Aslan lion cub.
What a beautiful and encouraging comment! Thank you so much Allison
Yeshua is the Lion of Judah, and Aslan is an allegorical figure of the King.
Narnia could represent the world or it could represent the Promised Land, Israel. The 4 children could represent 'Christians' and the Narnians are the Jewish people.
The Tulmarines could represent the Sonds of Ishmael in their Islamic conquest to steal the Land of Israel and Jerusalem from the Hebrews.
Thank you anonymous:
This by far one of the miost intelligent and insightful & well thoughtout comments that has been made on my work
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