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  Renie Britenbucher   
  North Canton, Ohio USA  
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Art: Skeleton Box by Artist Renie Britenbucher
"Skeleton Box"
Renie Britenbucher
From Show:
'Day of the Dead'


Art: Skull In Hat Wood Box by Artist Renie Britenbucher
"Skull In Hat Wood Box"
Renie Britenbucher
From Show:
'Day of the Dead'


Art: Crows On Fence by Artist Renie Britenbucher
"Crows On Fence"
Renie Britenbucher
From Show:
'Day of the Dead'


Art: The Secrets Cats Keep by Artist Renie Britenbucher
"The Secrets Cats Keep"
Renie Britenbucher
From Show:
'Ordinary Things'


Art: We Put The 'Fun' In Dysfunctional by Artist Renie Britenbucher
"We Put The 'Fun' In Dysfunctional"
Renie Britenbucher
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"Crows On Fence"

Art: Crows On Fence by Artist Renie Britenbucher
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Media:  Acrylic on Gallery Wrapped Canvas
Dimensions:  16" x 20"
Date of Work:  8.2004

In many minds, Crows symbolize death. To me, they symbolize great mystery because they truly seem to "know" something. The crow is seen as a negative omen only recently and mostly in Europe. For the Celts, the crow was sacred and meant the flesh torn by fighting. As he eats carrion, the welsh poetry uses the metaphor "the crow pierced you" to say "you have died". They thought crows escorted the sun during his nocturnal path, that is to say in Hell. So they were a symbol of evil, contrary to swanns, symbolizing purity. In Babylon, the crow was the name of the 13th month of the calendar, and he had a very negative value. I wanted to show the Crow contrasted by the fall sunset sky, casting shadows on the ground. I've done a series of crow paintings over the last few months. This painting was sold on eBay.

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Renie Britenbucher  View this Artist's Profile
North Canton, Ohio, USA
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