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Ultimately the king inflicts more suffering to reinforce his power and enjoy his authority
It has white and pink flowers on a dark pink background
UV glazing and finished with a stained black ash frame
Part of a series of pictures by Richard Heeps featuring the torso and head in the setting of the palm trees and desert dust and sun
This painting was deliberately done on a big canvas to reflect the enormity of the emotion felt when having your heart broken
Changes I affordable Ultimately the king inflicts moreCharcoal and ink on Fabriano fine art archival paper, 300gsm, the drawing represents the fragmented portrait of a child, symbolizing the themes of change and transience. The broken and disjointed elements of her face suggest impermanence capturing the fluid nature of self in a constantly shifting world. Size: 70x50cm
