An exclusive, acrylic on linen original by Simon Lee Robson.

An epic, large-scale exercise in the refinement of artistic technique, the artwork Paul Wading Through Water (2010), showcases both skilful craftsmanship and evocative imagery.

This artwork highlights the significance of water in the Apostle Paul’s life and teachings. Paul’s journeys often brought him into contact with water, symbolising both physical and spiritual trials. He survived shipwrecks, faced peril at sea, and crossed rivers during his missionary travels, reflecting his unwavering faith amidst adversity. Water also echoes the theme of baptism in his teachings, representing renewal and transformation through Christ.

Acrylic on linen (unframed), with 20/30 coats scumble glaze, varnish painted in and over. We would like to draw attention to the subtleties in light and depth which have been achieved in these glazing techniques.

Curator's notes: This unique canvas artwork may feature subtle variations that enhance its charm and character. Slight warping may also be visible, reflecting the nature of its materials.

Type
Original

Medium
AcrylicPainting

Year of creation
2010

Year of release
2025

Subject

• Spirituality

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