This painting captures the timeless essence of the chicken, a symbol of fertility, prosperity, and good fortune across various cultures. In ancient Rome, these birds were revered as prophetic creatures, their movements and sounds guiding decisions in the practice of augury. Native American tribes saw the rooster's 3 a.m. crow as a solemn omen of loss. In other cultures, chickens were believed to possess magical powers to ward off evil and heal the sick, embodying fertility and motherhood. The goddess Isis of ancient Egypt was depicted with a chicken's head, symbolizing her nurturing nature. In China, the rooster and hen represent fidelity, loyalty, and nurturing care, adding layers of meaning to this captivating artwork.
- Rattapon Panyata
- SE030 (พญาไก่)
- Oil On Canvas
- 78 x 55 cm (30.71 x 21.65 in)
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- Subject Matter: Expressionist
- Collections: TAAN Event 2024