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Leo
Osborne
"The
Messenger - Egyptian Epiphany" Wood Original
Handcarved Maple Burlwood, One of a kind
Also Available:
"The Messenger - Egyptian Epiphany"
Bronze Casting
Bronze, Edition of 50
33" H x 8" W x 8" D
"The
Egyptian god Horus is represented by a falcon on a perch. Horus is said
to be the child of the gods Osiris and Isis and thus represents the primary
celestial beings; the sun and the moon. Considered a sun god, the kings
of Egypt identified with Horus and took the god's name as the first of
their titles. Symbolically, "The Messenger-Egyptian Epiphany"
carries the light of space between worlds. It is the Egyptian epiphany
of god and man as Horus, awaiting coronation as king. The plinth bears
the swirling azure reflections of the Nile wrought within a brilliant
sunset beneath the falcon sun deity. The noble falcon emanates royalty
with majestic plumage of purple, red and gold." - Leo Osborne
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