Renaissance and Baroque
If ever there was an example to support the validity of reincarnation, David Jean’s
Renaissance painting series could challenge even the greatest skeptics. Hauntingly
beautiful, he has captured the ambience and style of the period while imbuing the images
with his own unique perspective and energy. Although each painting has an individual
description, there is a potent mythical theme that prevails throughout the series. Whether
you resonate to the above theory or not, the incredible craftsmanship, skill and absolute
wonder of these paintings will draw you back to another place in time.
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Adoration of the Magi
Item# 354
Another finished, unfinished Da Vinci and is also the only known completed work existing of this image.
Print available.
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Battle of Anghiari
Item# 353
Leonardo Da Vinci was commissioned by the Medici to produce this work on the Uffizi Wall
in Florence. It was never completed. Some fifty years later, Peter Paul Rubens was
commissioned to complete the work. Rubens created only a pencil drawing of the Battle.
In 1995, Angus Carroll of Ohio, U.S.A. commissioned David Jean to complee the Battle in
"oil on canvas". This 6' x 4' format is the only known completed work.
Image Size: 17" x 23"
Framed Size: 24" x 31"
Photographic Print - Signed & Framed.
$475
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Madonna of the Chair
Item# 904
David Jean rendition of a Leonardo da Vinci
Framed Size: 36" x 36"
Oil on Canvas Original - Framed.
$7500
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Golden Fleece
Item# 360
Commissioned by Valerie Brennan, of Toronto, the artist painted this oil-on-canvas
work in a 3' x 4' format from a thumbnail black & white drawing of a painting by Herbert
James Draper, depicting the Greek Mythology excursion of Jason & the Argonauts.
Image Size: 24" x 30"
Limited Edition Lithographic, signed and numbered.
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Narcissus
Item# 910
Framed Size: 32" x 44"
Oil on Canvas Original - Framed.
$7500 SOLD
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