Showing posts with label Edison Museum. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Edison Museum. Show all posts
Sunday, August 2, 2015
Sebastian Give Zoe the Voice of a Nightingale
A surreal little painting 8" x 10" acrylic on acid free paper. Sebastian Gives Zoe the Voice of a Nightingale is partially inspired by the story of Saint Sebastian miraculously restoring a voice to the mute woman, Zoe, and in part, from an interest in the wax cylinder recording process, 19th century recording technology.
Original painting by Julie Kwiatkowski Schuler. Does not contain the "My Good Babushka" watermark included here for security purposes.
Labels:
art,
bird,
Edison Museum,
nightingale,
painting,
sebastian,
song,
surreal,
wax cylinder recording,
zoe
Friday, July 31, 2015
Sebastian Gives Zoe the Voice of a Nightingale
There is a story in The Golden Legend about Saint Sebastian miraculously giving a mute woman, Zoe, her voice back. I've thought about it, and decided to make Sebastian recording the song of nightingales on a wax cylinder recording to give to Zoe.
Labels:
art,
Edison Museum,
I can hear you,
nightingales,
painting,
sebastian,
TMBG,
wax cylinder recording,
zoe
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