Disembodied Arm Cradling Serpent Ceremonial Banner money stretched tightly over a rigid

stretched tightly over a rigid board to give him the familiar "feel" of painting on panel

working professionally for the last 14 years in the Los Angeles entertainment industry

The original sculpture of which this is replicating was carved by Bertel Thorvaldsen from 1817-29 and is over 3' long

16” square and 8” deep accent pillow made of cotton and rayon with image on one side and solid backing

Found in Brazil and the United States

Disembodied Arm Cradling Serpent Ceremonial Banner money stretched tightly over a rigidABOUT THE PIECE Wall hanging painted flag made of fabric, bullion and wood measuring 24" x 40". An emblematic device of a disembodied arm cradling a serpent and grasping a red baton capped with a golden bee, appearing before a statue of Apollo Pythios, with the rock arch threshold in the landscape beyond. The gilt border above the bee suggests a dripping honeycomb. Flag found behind false wall along with eight other pictorial banners rolled and