This image may require some explanation. The painting you see was inspired by the poles from old temples in Sukhothai province. It is the artist's interpretation of how the pole's decoration once appeared. The painting's red, white, and blue colors evoke a sense of formality and authority, highlighting the significance of temples and their roles in ancient Thai culture. With a strong structure and foundation, and having stood the test of time, these temple poles can still be seen throughout Sukhothai, reminding us of their glory days. A truly reflective work of art.
AT091 (ลายไทย)
- Acrylic On Canvas
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100 x 80 cm
(39.37 x 31.5 in)
- ฿150,000
- Thabadin Boonnuang
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Available
This image may require some explanation. The painting you see was inspired by the poles from old temples in Sukhothai province. It is the artist's interpretation of how the pole's decoration once appeared. The painting's red, white, and blue colors evoke a sense of formality and authority, highlighting the significance of temples and their roles in ancient Thai culture. With a strong structure and foundation, and having stood the test of time, these temple poles can still be seen throughout Sukhothai, reminding us of their glory days. A truly reflective work of art.
- Subject Matter: Thai
- Collections: TAAN Selection
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