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Animal Shamanism
- Inspired by nature and all of the animals
within her domain. This series contains lessons learned from observing
animals and their ancient archetypes as well as self-portraits painted using
animals as totems. This particular painting is titled Totem III
and is the first of its kind in this medium.
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- Renaissance
- This series was originally inspired by a trip to the Vatican and to
Michelangelo's Sistine Chapel. This particular painting was actually
composed by the Master Artist, Rubens and became part of this series
as a result of the architecture and sculptured found within the composition.
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- Native American Indian
- Lee has always felt close to the Native Americans of this
country. Through reading, meditation and inspiration Arrington paints
images that remind him of a time when people lived with and embraced Nature.
This painting represents an Indian warrior in winter and is titled Bear
Warrior.
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- Mythology
- Mythology comes in many forms and is part of all societies; indeed it
is the way we pass morals and lessons dealing with human archetypes and
stories over
the centuries. This painting serves as a self-portrait where the
artist acknowledges the mystical beasts of old in this work entitled
Dragon.
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- Masters of Art
- Inspired by the greatest artists of all time, Lee Arrington
honors these timeless classics with his own contemporary impressionist
play. This particular painting is the "Annunciation" by Tintoretto
and I intuitively found this during my wife's pregnancy with my first child.
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- Music & World Travel
- A guitarist and avid world traveler himself,
Arrington puts
music to canvas and combines storytelling and traveling on a path he deems
"truly living." This painting is titled A New World and
represents life after Reiki and the development of his intuitive senses.
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