FINE ART PRINT: HAR-MAGEDDON

High-quality poster/print on paper based on surreal oil painting by Mariusz Lewandowski titled "HAR-MAGEDDON".

Print specifications:

Print media: Paper
Paper finish: Satin
Paper weight: 255 gsm
Print kind: Ink
Print orientation: Horizontal

Available poster sizes:

• 120 x 70 cm (47.2" x 27.6")
• 60 x 35 cm (23.6" x 13.8")
• 30 x 17,5 cm (11.8" x 6.9")

What did surrealist painter Mariusz Lewandowski paint in his painting HAR-MAGEDDON?

The painting titled "Har-Mageddon" depicts an apocalyptic vision of the final battle, rich in symbolism and metaphorical references. This artwork illustrates the moment of a great catastrophe, where divine and earthly elements seem to converge at the final reckoning. In the foreground, we see a figure cloaked in a rough garment, holding a flaming torch. This figure, facing the impending catastrophe, appears to be a prophet or guide, heralding the inevitable approach of the end. The figure is surrounded by a fiery, cracked earth, reminiscent of open infernal abysses, symbolizing chaos and destruction.

In the background, monumental rocky cliffs dominate, while white and red angels soar through the air, carrying symbolic artifacts – wings and the scales of justice. The golden sky illuminating the horizon, though seemingly calm, stands in stark contrast to the fiery eruptions below, creating an intense contrast between light and darkness, heaven and hell. The swirling clouds and smoke rising into the air signify the inevitability of the coming final judgment.

The painting evokes a sense of impending doom, suggesting the struggle between good and evil, where each side has its place in the cosmic order. The apocalyptic theme, often appearing in Lewandowski's art, is captured here in an exceptionally intense way. The towering cliffs, majestic angels, and the prophet with the flaming torch create an image filled with biblical symbolism, referencing the final judgment and the end of the world.

As always, the artist uses a rich palette of colors to convey the depth of emotions. The golden, blue, and fiery reds form a dynamic composition in which every element of the painting holds its significance. Lewandowski, known for his skillful use of light and shadow, once again demonstrates his talent for building tension and unease through contrasts – fire and water, light and darkness, tranquility and chaos, all come together on the canvas to tell a story of an end and renewal.