Palm Mirror
Coral Head
Room view with Cloud Table and Coral Chandelier
Coral Grotto wall light
Flames Head
Blue Grotto Table
In the Tarot the High Priestess represents unconscious awareness and mystery. For over twenty years Oriel Harwood has been creating just such pieces. Her work is almost from a different time. A time when the world still believed in dragons and sea monsters, gods and goddesses. In her hands myths are made real.
Oriel Harwood's work is available through the David Gill Galleries
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Thursday, 3 April 2008
High Priestess of the Neo Baroque
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11 comments:
Not wild about the heads, but sure do like the other pieces.
I'm not familiar with her work, so this is a treat. That Coral Head is too much! I love it!
You Have A Delightful Eye for Style. Love Looking at the latest on your Blog.
Take Care Lorie :D
Fairfax - this is just a taster, her body of work is vast and varied.
PoC - her work appears in Baroque, Baroque. She was once married to Stephen Calloway.
LL - thank you, and thanks for saying so.
Wow, wow, wow, love it all, especially the flaming and coral heads and that blue grotto table! Great find!
-Lana
TT - so glad you do.
I once spent the loveliest day with her, years and years ago, at her house in Camberwell. She is absolutely magical, as a person and as an artist.
AL - thought she might be. She'd have to be, as I have been in love with her (work) for years.
amazing stuff! as usual, thanks for bringing it to our attention!
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