Pygmalion Painting

The inspiration of the painting comes from ancient Greek mythology, according to which the Cypriot king Pygmalion created a statue of the most perfect and beautiful woman. He talked to her and hugged her. The goddess Aphrodite revived the woman from the statue and the king named her Galatea and married her. The story of Pygmalion represents humanity's age-old desire for perfection and eternal happiness. It has always been an inspiration for many works of art, but it also inspired the Irish playwright George Bernard Shaw to write a play of the same name, which became the legendary musical My Fair Lady at the beginning of the 20th century. A woman has always been and will certainly continue to be an important inspiration in my work. I am attracted to portray on the screen the seductive beauty of a woman's body and face and the infinite depth of a woman's soul in such a way that they captivate the viewer so much that he wants to touch her, caress her, say a few words to her... To what extent I succeed, others must judge...

Painting:Oil on Canvas

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:27.6 W x 35.4 H x 0.8 D in

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