Pigeon woman (Love story ispired by May Swenson) by Peter Duhaj Painting

Story about the painting: "Poetry is not only excellent relaxation for me, but sometimes also a source of ideas for my creative imagination. So is the poem Pigeon Woman by the famous American poet May Swenson. While reading this strange story about a sick woman who went to feed the city pigeons every day at precisely 1:30 p.m. She cared for them and gave them her love. The story by May Swenson says that every person has their own story, everyone has the opportunity to feel the joy and pain of love, no matter what they look like or what situation they are in. He points out that if we have something to give, love comes quickly, but it flies away from us just as quickly when we have nothing left to give. Love can be warm like hugging those you care about, but it can also be cold like breaking up with a longtime lover. Yes, sometimes love is pain... So the painting tells the story of love (symbolized by red roses), which sometimes takes us to the clouds (blue eye), but sometimes brings us pain, wounds (a broken piece of wing, bloody wing, blood dripping from the mouth), from which we then have red eyes from crying (red eye )."

Painting:Oil on Canvas

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:31.5 W x 39.4 H x 0.8 D in

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