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#The Israel-Palestine conflict
Originally, The Combat of the Giaour and Hassan, by Eugène Delacroix depicts a scene from Lord Byron’s 1813 poem “The Giaour.” Giaour ambushed and killed Hassan the Pasha because Giaour had fallen in love with Leila, a slave in Hassan’s harem, but Hassan had discovered this and had her killed.
This painting seems to aptly represent the conflict between Israel and Palestine. The two warriors swirling around on their horses represent Israel and Palestine battling, with the Israeli rider having a pointed flag tip ready to strike a blow. On the ground, the fallen man, depicts the USA going to hamstring the leg of the Palestinian riders horse, thus giving the Israeli rider the upper hand, much like the conflict in real life.
In our Times Change - Conflict now, then collection we've created 12 unique original paintings. Each NFT takes an old masterpiece and re-interprets it to showcase a modern theatre of conflict, war or protest. Subtly highlighting the nuances of that conflict whilst aligning it within the masterpiece. It depicts a what if the modern conflict (now) was to have taken place then paradigm.
All our NFTs come with hand painted oil on canvas paintings.
- Each painting will have a height of 150 cms with a 10 cms border for framing.
- Upon completion a photo of the finished work will be shared with you.
- The finished work will ship only after you've confirmed that you are satisfied with the work.
- They will be shipped rolled in a tube.
- Shipping is free.
- Frame not included.
- Each painting has a hidden identifier details under unlockable content.
- Links to higher resolution images are included under unlockable content.
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#The Israel-Palestine conflict
Originally, The Combat of the Giaour and Hassan, by Eugène Delacroix depicts a scene from Lord Byron’s 1813 poem “The Giaour.” Giaour ambushed and killed Hassan the Pasha because Giaour had fallen in love with Leila, a slave in Hassan’s harem, but Hassan had discovered this and had her killed.
This painting seems to aptly represent the conflict between Israel and Palestine. The two warriors swirling around on their horses represent Israel and Palestine battling, with the Israeli rider having a pointed flag tip ready to strike a blow. On the ground, the fallen man, depicts the USA going to hamstring the leg of the Palestinian riders horse, thus giving the Israeli rider the upper hand, much like the conflict in real life.
In our Times Change - Conflict now, then collection we've created 12 unique original paintings. Each NFT takes an old masterpiece and re-interprets it to showcase a modern theatre of conflict, war or protest. Subtly highlighting the nuances of that conflict whilst aligning it within the masterpiece. It depicts a what if the modern conflict (now) was to have taken place then paradigm.
All our NFTs come with hand painted oil on canvas paintings.
- Each painting will have a height of 150 cms with a 10 cms border for framing.
- Upon completion a photo of the finished work will be shared with you.
- The finished work will ship only after you've confirmed that you are satisfied with the work.
- They will be shipped rolled in a tube.
- Shipping is free.
- Frame not included.
- Each painting has a hidden identifier details under unlockable content.
- Links to higher resolution images are included under unlockable content.
Specific details under unlockable content
Contract Address0x2953...4963
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