"The Many Faces of Brigid" Painting over whom the goddess of

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"The Many Faces of Brigid" Painting over whom the goddess ofMy inspiration for this painting is the Celtic goddess Brigid. I am representing her as a woman who defied the norms of her time, being both compassionate and powerful. In her, I see a symbol of strength and grace, all the faces represent all women from the past and from today. She was not only a goddess but she was also a saint and an icon of resilience and empowerment. 24x18 inches Acrylics on canvas board Framed Details: Original mixed media