Wednesday, September 4, 2013

Jersey Devil Flying on a Starry Night - #4 of 30 ~ SOLD


"When legends die,
there are no more dreams.
When there are no more dreams,
there is no greatness." 

Is the Jersey Devil real? Is it an alien, a mutation or a figment of the imagination?Without a doubt, the Jersey Devil is the most popular folklore legend in New Jersey. The earliest accounts of the creature go back to stories told by Native Americans prior to the White man's settlement here. The Lenape Indians called the Pine Barrens "Popuessing", meaning "place of the dragon".









Jersey Devil on a Starry Starry Night

7.5" x 5.5" original hand painted watercolor on Yupo paper
Acid-free Mat w/ Backing in sleeve - 8" x 10"
Signed and certified by the artist.
• SOLD

#4 of 30 -
Myths, Fables, Folk Tales and Legends
Thanks for stopping by and have a starry starry night!

4 comments:

  1. Never have heard of this legend! Must explore some more...love the painting!!

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  2. LOVE your Halloween countdown calendar!!! And I love myths, legends and fables - the world would definitely be a much duller place without them. Your quote reminded me of a book I liked - Neil Gaiman's "American Gods".

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    1. Thanks for commenting here, Kathryn! Glad you like this series! :-D

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