Stolen Birthright
by Rudolph Bostic
Enamel on board
27 5/8" x 21 3/4"
More Pieces: 123
Isaac, now blinded with age, lifts his body as he rises to greet what he thinks is Esau, but it is Jacob who has tricked his brother and now has brought porridge to his father to ask for the family birthright blessing.
Rudolph Bostic is a self-taught painter from Savannah, Georgia. His vibrant images are rendered in enamel and house paint on cardboard. His inspirations come from many sources, especially the Bible and photos of the works of the masters such as Rembrandt, Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo. Bostic’s work was featured in the 2005 inaugural exhibition of the Hurn Museum of Contemporary Folk Art in Savannah, Georgia, and his art is in the permanent collection of the High Museum in Atlanta, Georgia. Some of the most prestigious southern galleries of folk art carry Bostic’s paintings.
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Rudolph Bostic is a self-taught painter from Savannah, Georgia. His vibrant images are rendered in enamel and house paint on cardboard. His inspirations come from many sources, especially the Bible and photos of the works of the masters such as Rembrandt, Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo. Bostic’s work was featured in the 2005 inaugural exhibition of the Hurn Museum of Contemporary Folk Art in Savannah, Georgia, and his art is in the permanent collection of the High Museum in Atlanta, Georgia. Some of the most prestigious southern galleries of folk art carry Bostic’s paintings.
Shipping within the U.S. is $25.