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Belle’s Jar by Karen Chappelow

“Belle’s Jar”

After Sylvia Plath-The Bell Jar 1963, Lee Miller-Tanja Ramm under a Bell Jar 1930, Cecil Beaton-Lady Loughborough Under a Bell Jar 1927

This painting is a tongue-in-cheek statement on females being objectified, the muse and trophy. The suffocating reality of being a woman. Being held in a transparent prison, the madness this sometimes brings on and the divide between mind and body.

The final words in Sylvia Plath’s-The Bell Jar. “I took a deep breath and listened to the old brag of my heart I am I am I am”. These words define my piece – that of survival, self-discovery and resilience. Sometimes found with wine, sometimes when the glass comes off.

This piece is an acrylic and mixed media piece with her body being heavily textured

Belle’s Jar

Karen Chappelow

AUD$2,000
Size: 88w x 88h x 3d cms
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Belle’s Jar by Karen Chappelow

“Belle’s Jar”

After Sylvia Plath-The Bell Jar 1963, Lee Miller-Tanja Ramm under a Bell Jar 1930, Cecil Beaton-Lady Loughborough Under a Bell Jar 1927

This painting is a tongue-in-cheek statement on females being objectified, the muse and trophy. The suffocating reality of being a woman. Being held in a transparent prison, the madness this sometimes brings on and the divide between mind and body.

The final words in Sylvia Plath’s-The Bell Jar. “I took a deep breath and listened to the old brag of my heart I am I am I am”. These words define my piece – that of survival, self-discovery and resilience. Sometimes found with wine, sometimes when the glass comes off.

This piece is an acrylic and mixed media piece with her body being heavily textured

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