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Women Fly Free by Judith Shaw

06-26-2024

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Women Fly Free by Judith Shaw

By Judith Shaw on June 26, 2024

Artists tend to develop their own visual language over the course of a career, returning again and again to certain motifs. That’s certainly the case for me with trees, women and goddesses, doorways and passages, ancient symbols, flowers, and animals — in particular birds — emerging again and again.

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